Lawn Mower Starter Repair : History of Lawn Mower Engine Starters
Sunday, January 29th, 2012 at
6:38 am
Lawn mower engines were formerly very difficult to start. This video clip will give you a brief history of lawn mower engine starters and the development of new starters. Expert: Dave Parke Bio: Dave Parke has been president of J&N Garden Equipment Incorporated at 4460 West Imperial Highway in Inglewood California for the last 32 years and has attended over 100 factory service schools. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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i got a double action and the one before the double action one you said and that requires a ball starter clutch or something like that so the double action is crap actually because they break are are really hard to fix and then you got the one before that and those are more easy and cheaper to fix and better
id stick with a single action starter less parts to fix and buy i have a 42 cc poland that has with a single action starter and a poland 35 ccthat got a double action starter the 35 cc has broke alot and the old 42 cc will work every day and anny day
Interesting, i remember my dad having the old starter ropes, ………
One point: Way back in the 70′s Tecumseh had a wind up crank starter. You would set the latch – and wind up the spring. Then release the latch.. and it would un-wind the spring. Nothing like the new bread of starters. And also: STIHL Has perfected the easy start system. Over 1 million sold and less than .01% warranty claims.
interesting but not useful at all
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@tsaw1583 I know that its a year later….I had one of those wind up crank and sometimes the latch wasn’t completely “locked” and when you started to add a load on the spring, it just spun with a crunchy-grinding noise
My old Iron horse still has that “rope with a knot at the end” system…Not too bad for almost half a century mower
This is so helpful for my History class about the Lawn mower.