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The directions says to plug a fuse into the battery. I cannot figure out what they are talking about. There is nothing in the box that looks like a fuse. Am I missing something? Do you now anything about a lawnboy self propelled lawn mower with electric start. Did someone at the store take the fuse out of the box? Where would it be? Am I just stupid cause I cannot find anything that looks like a fuse?

See if this helps - I just Googled Lawn Boy. The fuse is amber colored plastic. This shows where it goes.

http://216.213.143.2/ProAuthor/ManProc.c fm?&sk=6253C7D2-7305-11DE-9262-00D0B 789305D&&ProcID=21571&Manual ID=505

2009-07-20 14:05:45 by happydawg

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It seems like the self propelled mower would be much easier to push but maybe they malfunction later on. Would you get one that is or isn't self propelled?

that depends on 2 things:

1) user physical ability. the ease of use. the regular one is lighter. but you will need to push it yourself. the self propelled one is a little heavier because of the mechanics. it self propells but you still need to push it yourself. you might be able to handle both. think about other users in your family, say your wife, son. they might have a preferenece.

2) size of the lawn, which determines the amount of time that you will need to spend behind the machine. i don't know how many hours/ minutes do you want or do you have to spend on the lawn. the self propel ones are slower. so, that means more time spent. (well, if you push the regular mower real fast, or real slow, that would affect the finishing time, too)

i would get a regular one myself. less expensive, less mechanics (less likely to breakdown), less heavy, can do just as well.

2008-06-30 16:10:13 by Superman

it is a self propelled lawn mower but it has to be pushed. Assuming its the belt, how do i change it?

All lawnmowers are different but the principal is the same. A belt runs from the engine to the transmission that delivers power to the wheels. My mower ( craftsman) has a cover underneath and you first remove the blade then take off the cover and that's where the belt is. If your mower has front wheel drive its probably somewhat the same. Hope this helps a bit. good Luck

2009-06-10 12:23:51 by Julia

I need to repair the clutch on an Ariens self propelled walk behind mower. How do I do this and where can I find parts?

contact your local Ariens dealer to see if they have a repair manual that you can purchase

2008-08-21 20:29:38 by Kelli M

It's a self propelled craftsman 2 push mower 3 in one. It doesn't have the drive head kit. But it also won't stay cranked for more than a second. And yes there is gas in it and a spark plug looks good. Can someone tell me what's wrong with it?

Well, not much detail to work with here, but I'll try. :-)

Not sure what you mean by drive head kit, but if you have missing parts on your mower, there could always be a link between that and the mower not running. Could you possibly give more details?
If not, and the mower will crank then die, then it's definitely a fuel delivery issue. Check your tank, filter, and lines for debris and obstructions. That will just leave the carb, which will need to be taken apart and cleaned. Please don't attempt that on your own if you've never had a carb apart before! To many things in there that can go wrong!

Good Luck!

2009-05-01 13:44:56 by cynthia21005