To: Thrusher
Actually, it sounds like he probably filled the mower with water, took a sip of oil, and then huffed the gas.OT: My son accidently put gas in the oil tank the other day in the lawn mower, I think I dumped all of it out, but the lawn mower still won't start on a full tank of gas. Does anyne know what I can do, or is the lawn mower a goner?
22 posted on
07/28/2005 8:42:04 AM PDT by
sirchtruth
(Words Mean Things...)
To: sirchtruth
OT: Does anyne know what I can do, or is the lawn mower a goner?
I know as much about lawn mowers as I do about alien spacecraft, but I would think you would be able to flush it out... I dunno.
39 posted on
07/28/2005 9:04:10 AM PDT by
Thrusher
(Remember the Mog.)
To: sirchtruth
Did you put oil back into the tank? ;-)
OT too: Why didn't I ever think of doing that as a kid to get out of mowing?
45 posted on
07/28/2005 9:08:49 AM PDT by
kenth
To: sirchtruth
Foudn these two forums looking for info an a wedeater gone wrong. You can look around from these links and post a qiestion.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/194902
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/archive/index.php/t-84219.html
51 posted on
07/28/2005 9:17:20 AM PDT by
gopheraj
To: sirchtruth
OT: My son accidently put gas in the oil tank the other day in the lawn mower, I think I dumped all of it out, but the lawn mower still won't start on a full tank of gas. Does anyne know what I can do, or is the lawn mower a goner? Shouldn't affect it if you are sure you drained all the gas. A small amount of gas left in would at worst thin your oil.
65 posted on
07/28/2005 1:22:18 PM PDT by
Graybeard58
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