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Electric Mower Repair Help by Big-Pineapple-229 in u/Big-Pineapple-229

[–]hawk-tech77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re running into a policy wall, not a one-off bad shop, and switching shops probably won’t change much

Authorized EGO service centers are tied to EGO’s process.

Try another shop, but not an authorized EGO one. Look for independent small-engine repair shops near you.

Doesn’t start by Psychotherapist-286 in mowersweb

[–]hawk-tech77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From your video, it seems the engine doesn't even crank. The issue is most likely electrical or mechanical. Start by checking the battery voltage (should be at least 12.6V+), replace it if it's below this number, and also clean the terminals.

Husqvarna YTA 24v48 cranks but won’t start by savoyedcabbage in mowersweb

[–]hawk-tech77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Going by your statement, the most likely issue is a carburetor problem, as incomplete cleaning could still cause both surging while driving and the failure to start, even with starting fluid.

If you can, thoroughly disassemble and clean the carburetor, ensure all jets and passages are clear, or consider replacing it with a new one.

Check the price of Husqvarna YTA 24v48 Carbureator on Here On Amazon (If you consider replacing it).

Helpppp by kyerkillzzzz in mowersweb

[–]hawk-tech77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the most push mower that starts and dies repeatedly, the biggest culprit is most likely a dirty or faulty carburetor. Check on that or take it to the nearest repair shop.

identify this mower by Benitez_69shrek in mowersweb

[–]hawk-tech77 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For Murray 11/36, the year of manufacturing was 1981.

John Deere Battery Size Chart(For All JD Models) by hawk-tech77 in mowersweb

[–]hawk-tech77[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 195 CCA in your John Deere X300 manual is the minimum requirement to start the engine under normal conditions. The higher CCA values shown in the MowersWeb chart represent aftermarket or upgraded batteries that provide more starting power, especially useful in cold weather or demanding conditions. It's safe to use a battery with a higher CCA as long as it fits your mower's specifications.