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Engines Matter
Engines Matter
We want to hear about the lawn care adventures you and your Briggs & Stratton engine have shared. Witnessed feats of power? Faced a formidable backyard challenge?
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Customer avatarBy:shaker1
From:Spokane, WA
Gender: Male
Age: 55 to 64
Frequency of use: Weekly
Length of ownership: More than 20 Years
Level of expertise: Intermediate
Power Equipment Type: Push Mower
Posted: July 5, 2012
Longevity
In the late 1960's, my father bought a new JC Penney lawn mower. It lasted through his lifetime and I am still using it weekly. I change the oil every spring, clean the carb occassionally, and clean the air filter when it starts to run a bit rich. The only "major" work I've done to it is a set of points in the early 2000's and carb gaskets a few years ago. It is the mower that I can count on to start every spring and get through that thick first cutting of grass. Thanks Dad for a great choice of mowers!
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