Smoke coming from your sign is most likely a problem that can damage the bar and chain or engine if the problem isn’t found and fixed. A Craftsman chainsaw is smoking due to increased friction between the bar and chain, too much oil in the fuel mixture, water in the fuel system, or a plugged …
You may immediately think you have a problem with the hydrostatic transmission when your mower won’t move, but there are several other items that can keep it from moving. A Walker mower won’t move forward or reverse when the drive release levers are in the operating position, the hydro belt is worn, the tensioner pulley …
The transmission is responsible for powering the wheels to move the mower. When you begin to experience the zero turn pulling to one side, moving slowly, or making excessive noise you may have a problem with the hydrostatic transmission. How Zero Turn Hydrostatic Transmissions Work A zero-turn mower uses two independent systems to allow your …
When selecting a protective finish that’s both suitable for food and wood, the hard part is finding a product that’s both safe and offers adequate surface protection against moisture and minor abrasion. However, you’re in luck! We’ve done our research to give you nine of the best wood finishes currently on the market today. From … Read more
The chainsaw is a beautiful invention; a real triumph of human innovation and industry. I’d be willing to wager there’s nothing more satisfying than holding a finely tuned chainsaw firmly in both hands and hearing it growl as it slices through the thick trunk of a tree! However, chainsaws, as you may have found, require … Read more
When trying to determine the reason your chainsaw has started to smoke, you’ll need to identify whether the smoke is coming from the bar or from the exhaust. Stop running your saw so you don’t cause additional problems and damage. A SENIX chainsaw is smoking due to increased friction between the bar and chain because …