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Hey I was wondering on the basics on running a rider lawn mower.

I'm 17 (yes I know, sad) but I've only done the trim around the house with a push mower my whole life.

My parents are kinda busy and I would like some basic things on it.

It's a standard steering wheel rider.

Running a lawn mower is dangerous but so is driving a car. Some things to keep in mind are before you even get on the mower make sure you have hearing protection and have shoes that are tied, because if they are untied you can get sucked into the PTO and seriously hurt. Once you are on it you just start a line/ pattern and go up and down the yard in that line to get the stripes. Its not that hard to learn and once you are good at it you can do a lot of things with them.

Zero turns are harder to learn because you have to turn carefully or you tear up the grass plus it can be difficult steering with levers instead of a stearing wheel, once you learn how you use them you can do about anything with them.

2008-06-22 18:54:24 by anspaughnato

YES, I#39;m an idiot, I know it, you don#39;t have to flame me! YES this is really bad for your lawn mower! NO you should never do this!!! But ...

Do I need to run the lawn mower with the new oil to circulate it? What will this effect in the engine? What if the lawn mower won't start?

youll have to be a bit more specific....2 stroke?/4 stroke?/pre-mixed oil and petrol?....seperate oil tank for 2 stroke oil?.....etc

2008-12-14 08:07:24 by green thumb

I live on a hill. It tends to stop working as I'm heading up hill. Once it stops, I can start it again and after a few moments it stops again. I've changed the gas filter and it didn't make a difference.

If it always quits on a hill, it could be a low oil sensor turning off the engine, check oil level. If it quits at the same time interval, try loosing the gas cap. A bad cap may not allow air into the tank, the resulting vacuum could stop the fuel from flowing to the engine.

2008-07-18 21:16:29 by Tom F

I HAVE A TROY-BILT LAWN TRACTOR MODEL 13BX60TG766, I WOULD LIKE TO USE THE HOUR METER I GOT FROM YOU, THAMK YOU rearle3@yahoo.com.

Ok thats good

2007-10-01 14:14:48 by RICHARD E

I see an asking price on eBay of $975.00 for a 1998 Ranch King Pro 22 HP with 50" deck. Here is the listing: http://cgi.ebay.com/MTD-RANCH-KING-PRO-L AWN-TRACTOR-MOWER-22-HP-50-CUT_W0QQitemZ 220116526983QQihZ012QQcategoryZ71271QQss PageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

An 18 HP Ranch King riding mower with 46" deck sold for $555.00 on e-Bay. Do not know the year. Here is the listing: http://cgi.ebay.com/MTD-ranch-king-18hp- 46cut-HYDRO-RIDING-LAWNMOWER-NICE_W0QQit emZ190111353108QQihZ009QQcategoryZ71271Q QssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Maybe these listings can help you set the price for your Ranch King.

2007-05-26 13:03:51 by hushina2001