Is there any reason this wash kit would not fix a Lawnboy walk behind mower?
825963
I purchased 2 of these Kits for my Craftsman Riding Mower. They Leaked like a seeve at the Quick Disconnect. They were Discontinued by the Manufacturer. I Returned the 2 I purchase for a Full Refund. I hope this helps you.
495245
It sure does. There should already a covered hole there for it. Left side of the mower assembly
829848
Yes - there is a batch of defective chargers in the system. Call the factory with mower and purchase information in hand and they will take good care of your needs.
774295
put one on a 18 briggs and Stratton engine. It works. they are a universal fit so should be o k they should be guaranteed to work or refund on return. they are all about the same on the mower engines.
961610
The washer may have been packed separately. If it doesn't have one, definitely put a new one in. You might also wrap the connection with Teflon tape (plumbing section of the hardware dept) which is always a good idea at any hose/faucet connection.
94371
If you pull it backwards quickly it should unclog easily. It sounds like the grass is too long and maybe moist. As long as you stick to a routine of once a week or once every two weeks there shouldn't be any problems. The first time I used mine the lawn hadn't been mowed for two months, so I had to stop and rake the cut grass and a few pulls backwards. After that it was all smooth sailing, no problems.
482831
Shouldn't be a problem. I am pretty sure ours have come off on their own from time to time moving it to mow the grass.
665466
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
2174063
I'm pretty sure that a model # should b on the mower somewhere but if you can't find it maybe your local hardware store or repair place might now it good luck.
1074079
If it were me, I would just go online to the manufacturer and see if that is an option. It is a mulching mower, so it pretty much takes care of things. I love mine!
1200386
Not sure...myself I would probably just try the garden hose or maybe delicate cycle on washing machine. Good luck!
527724
Buy some 5/8" washers to place on the arbor then set the blade(s) against the washer to prevent the ridge. Had the same issue...solved it right away!
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Something must be broken or installed incorrectly Michael. I'm guessing a spring may have broken or slipped off. After a year, my highth adjustment still works like the day I first used it. When lifting to the top level (7 I believe), the mower will actually lift up off the ground and I have to steady it with my foot. levels 6-1 are easy to move to though. I would pull the top plastic cover off myself and see if the mechanism has anything that looks wrong with it. You can also contact B&D; directly but I'm sure they don't want an untrained person poking around in there. They will most likely tell you to take it to a service center (May be a good option for you if there is one near by). Something must be broken or installed incorrectly Michael. I'm guessing a spring may have broken or slipped off. After a year, my highth adjustment still works like the day I first used it. When lifting to the top level (7 I believe), the mower will actually lift up off the ground and I have to steady it with my foot. levels 6-1 are easy to move to though. I would pull the top plastic cover off myself and see if the mechanism has anything that looks wrong with it. You can also contact B&D; directly but I'm sure they don't want an untrained person poking around in there. They will most likely... » Read More Something must be broken or installed incorrectly Michael. I'm guessing a spring may have broken or slipped off. After a year, my highth adjustment still works like the day I first used it. When lifting to the top level (7 I believe), the mower will actually lift up off the ground and I have to steady it with my foot. levels 6-1 are easy to move to though. I would pull the top plastic cover off myself and see if the mechanism has anything that looks wrong with it. You can also contact B&D; directly but I'm sure they don't want an untrained person poking around in there. They will most likely tell you to take it to a service center (May be a good option for you if there is one near by). « Show Less
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Apart from leverage, probably nothing. If somebody take the time to bend outward the little 'wings on the washer and then use a gator grip socket, well that'd probably work. But they wouldn't be able to do it in a reasonable period of time, and assuming you parked it publicly, somebody would notice the process. Pinheads are the best solution out there, apart from using pinheads in conjunction with something else.
1993960
The connection needs to be the same as a Karcher Electric. Briggs and Stratton is a gas washer and most likely have a different connection. Look up the clog hog as it may be a better choice for you.
1799834
The wire from the motor must be connected to the positive side of the battery. Also the mounting bots must make a good ground. The paint should be cleaned off where the bolts touch and the washers need to be between the bolt head and the unpainted surface.
2153415
Will have to get back to you. I replaced the mower I bought the bag for. Gave it to my son with the paperwork. I will check with him and let you know.