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I have a Toro push lawn mower. The engine is a Briggs and Stratton. How do I locate the carburator and clean it?

The carborator is at the end of the fuel line comming from the gas tank.If you don't know that mabe you should rethink the dissasembly and cleaning of such.Try pouring some injector cleaner in to the gas it might help.

2008-06-30 11:26:49 by David

The ultimate mulching mower heavy-duty, easy-to-operate mower is the best residential mulching available from Toro.

have a toro 7hp,OHV push mower,start fine but the engine runs very,very fast and continue to run fast,can find a place on the engine to adjust.i am afraid to use it like that because it may overheat and blow

any idea? thanks
not just fast,as regular fast.is like if you have an engine that on normal speed it will run 200rpm,well this engine is out of normal.

The newer mowers don't have a throttle and are factory set when made.So don't try it sounds fast so it can cut heavy grass. It won't "blow"

2008-08-06 05:44:45 by joeron

Its a TORO 10682 Lawn-Boy 195cc push mower

the handle is broken, and i wanna find out what the specific part is called so that i can buy a new one instead of replacing the whole thing

Thanks alot!

go to the manufacturer's website and choose "customer care"

2007-09-19 13:31:10 by shert.piczo.com

I need help figuring out which size socket to use. I have a 5/8 spark plug socket but heard I may need another size.
The machines in question

Craftsman yard Vacuum model# 247.770110
Toro Lawn mower- made in 2009 22 inch deck. It is a push mower
So I would want the 13/16 as that is the base in order to remove the plug

The larger plug base size is 13/16".

2009-12-24 13:46:09 by mikeaisenberg

I just closed on a new home on Friday that sits on a 1/2 acre.

I want to get a push mower - and out of all the lawn mowers at Home Depot and Lowes, i'm stuck between trying to decide on a Toro or John Deer.

Anyone have any suggestions as to which one to by, and even a possible model number?

Also - would you suggest a push mower over a riding zero degree lawn mower? I really think those are cool - but not sure if it's too much for a 1/2 acre yard.

Thanks!

The model would depend on how healthy you are. If you're young, then a pushmower, if you're older you might want the riding mower.

How about a self propelled model, that makes it easy to push or really guide. Either one of the manufacturers should be good, they have both been around for an age and are known for their products. Between the 2, I would probably go with the Deere, just because I like the green over the red.

2007-03-31 12:35:29 by Chris Clayton