How do you install the flip handle on B&amp;D MM675 lawnmower? the bars on the handle of our new mower seem to be too close and don't snap in.
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I'm a little confused here. Is your problem half way up the handle where the handle can be folded for transport or is the problem down at the mower itself? You might give BnD technical a call for help or re-post your question with a little more info. If the problem is at the folding point halfway up, you simply have to use a little brute strength to separate the two sections of the upper portion to allow it to slip on. You might need assistance from another person. Good luck.
1941166
I have this exact mower and it does turn when you pull it. You just need to flip the handle over to the other side.
1825784
I went through this recently with a much older BnD mower (13yr old MM850). The handle pushes a "button" inside the casing that turns the motor on. Both parts are plastic and over time they wear out just enough that the contacts don't quite reach in the switch. You can easily replace the handle and switch for about $15 with a little searching online (for instance http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-mm850-type-mulching-mower-parts-c-4167_9514_11387.html, but I haven't bought from them so caveat emptor). I am well aware of the dangers of mowers so I took the low road and wired around the safety switch but that's not advisable if anyone but yourself is going to use the mower.
346236
Your center support bar is upside down, unscrew it and flip it over. The handle bars are suppose to extend outward.
1264340
Should not be an issue. You need to get a U-Bolt Mounting base, and a double socket arm to connect this to any regular bar on your lawn mower.
520215
If the diameters are correct, flipping wont be a problem i think, but to be sure please send an e-mail to company, mine is on the left.4.7 v8
2269658
Hi there - there is a knack to it. I tilt the basket slightly and make sure the top lines up with the raised part on the mower. And then it just sits in place. I know it is frustrating. I will try to take some pictures and upload.
764374
Does the blade turn at all? You said it "quit" turning, so I was wondering if it stops after it has turned somewhat. Are you absolutely sure the blade is installed correctly? Was the mower doing this when you first got it? I can assume from what you wrote that the motor is running all right and the sound doesn't change when the blade stops running? The blade will stop turning if you release the bar. That is the "blade override" feature kicking in. The motor will quieten considerably when that happens. Hope this and the suggestions by others will be a help to you!
1339030
I have the same mower. I did have to put 2 rivets to hold it in place because the short bungy straps got a little weak but works great. Hope this helps.
1052576
Sorry but cannot help you there. I believe if you go to the site and put your mower model in it will let you know. I do have one problem with it, the clip which attaches to the engage arm keeps popping off, but it does work if I re-attach it.
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To attach bag to rear discharge. 1. Place bag on ground between handle bar opening with metal handle up.2. Lift rear discharge flap located rear bottom of mower using right hand, then hold up with left hand. Now with right hand pick up bag & place lower bag opening against lower mower opening. 3.notice black metal rods that extend about 2" out either side of bag top, rotate bag up/forward in order to slide rods into slots on either side of mower bracket where handle bar is attached. Sounds hard but after doing it a couple times, becomes really easy
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You would need to replace the 4 quick releases supplied with the bolts to attach the handles - if you buy nuts to match the bolts then it should do OK. As supplied, no way, the quick releases pop open on every little bump. Other than this flaw I really like the mower. If Worx made quick releases for bicycle wheels there would be wheels falling off of bicycles everywhere - they are that bad. Also, Ryan's point about it being made of plastic is key for you. My old Worx corded was also plastic and eventually the housing for the back wheels cracked and could not be repaired since it was cheap plastic. It did last long enough that I bought the cordless. You would need to replace the 4 quick releases supplied with the bolts to attach the handles - if you buy nuts to match the bolts then it should do OK. As supplied, no way, the quick releases pop open on every little bump. Other than this flaw I really like the mower. If Worx made quick releases for bicycle wheels there would be wheels falling off of bicycles everywhere - they are that bad. Also, Ryan's point about it being made of plastic is key for you. My old Worx corded was also plastic and eventually the housing for the back wheels cracked and could not be repaired since it was cheap... » Read More You would need to replace the 4 quick releases supplied with the bolts to attach the handles - if you buy nuts to match the bolts then it should do OK. As supplied, no way, the quick releases pop open on every little bump. Other than this flaw I really like the mower. If Worx made quick releases for bicycle wheels there would be wheels falling off of bicycles everywhere - they are that bad. Also, Ryan's point about it being made of plastic is key for you. My old Worx corded was also plastic and eventually the housing for the back wheels cracked and could not be repaired since it was cheap plastic. It did last long enough that I bought the cordless. « Show Less
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Are you talking about the long handle or the short, cross-wise handle? If your long handle is loose, twist the ring that you would hang it from, at the end of the handle, clockwise to tighten it. Mine was loose as well. You might have to stick something through the ring to get enough leverage, unless you're an Amazon!
966113
I used the.bolts that were included. U could use the old ones from your other handle or take the ones included with the new handle to a hardware store and ask if they have some bolts like those. Good luck.
280971
Make sure you follow the written and pictures in the instructions. The handle should snap in then. Can't explain more than that. I had no problems.
228712
Rotate the bottom portion of the handle till it aligns with the arrow.Not so much that the battery compartment opens; you will get the hang of it.Be careful, mine began to overheat and melt.
2218221
The handle collapses or extends as you twist it. You need to have some muscle to do it so you may have to have someone assist. The best place to grip it is near where the silver part meets the blue part. also tightens there. Good Luck.