Forums / Public / General discussion / I have a can of starting fluid, where should I spray it on a ride on lawnmower?
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TangerineLeaves
122 posts |
#63714 2008-05-15 21:05 GMT |
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I have used starting fluid a lot of times and also carbuerator cleaner in the can to on regular lawn mowers, but would it be the same for the ride-on lawn mower.
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JuicyFruit
109 posts |
#63715 2008-05-15 21:11 GMT |
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You just spray some on the filter right before starting. I never remove the filter to do it becuase the lawnmower could backfire through the carb and burn you or cause the lawnmower carb to catch on fire.
I do this with my little 4 wheeler also. |
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DarkDesire
114 posts |
#63716 2008-05-15 21:20 GMT |
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Call a lawn mower shop.
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Micky
133 posts |
#63717 2008-05-15 21:45 GMT |
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thats right spray it in the filter.
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PlanetWatcher
127 posts |
#63718 2008-05-16 09:39 GMT |
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You can damage your engine with ether if you are not careful. Tune your engine up so you don't have to use starting fluid.
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