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Martinsville, Ohio | I tried that Garth and never got done!
This is too darn good to be in lawn anyhow...
Gave up and spent the money on a diesel, end of problems. Of course the old Cub was only 40 years old or so.
I used to use stuff like that to teach trouble shooting Brian. When it dies, see if you can get a spark, if not there is a breakdown in the ignition system somewhere. Could be a wire or condensor getting hot, too. Never found a good coil test until they died and were open. It's a potshot.
Hey those peas and onions taste great but those sugar beets, yuck!
I think I got the better end of the deal.
Thanks,
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Lawn Mower dies when warm
