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“1. Have a clean air filter in place. The air filter has the important job of preventing dirt, dust and other debris from entering the carburetor and engine. It should be cleaned or changed every 25 hours of engine use or once per mowing season. 2. Use a clean fuel filter. There is high risk Continue Reading...

“Outboard Engine Cowl The outboard cowl or hood protects the powerhead and its components from immersion. A rubberized gasket around the base of the cowl and compression latches seal out water. Outboard Engine Powerhead Under the cowl is the powerhead — the engine and its components, such as the electronic fuel-injection system, electronic control module, Continue Reading...

“Over 330,000 new outboards found their way to customers in 2020, accounting for the highest sales volume in 20 years, and an increase of 18% over 2019. “The heightened interest in boating amid the COVID-19 pandemic helped to propel outboard engine sales to historic levels last year as more Americans took to the water, on Continue Reading...

“A 14-year-old boy in Evansville got a lawnmower for his birthday, but it was stolen over the weekend. That got the attention of the Evansville Police Department (EPD). The boy has lots of elderly neighbors and he would mow their lawn for free. Several EPD officers decided to pitch in some of their own money Continue Reading...

YouTube Channel SmarterEveryDay posted perhaps one of the most interesting weed wacker experiments ever conducted. That is, they created a bracket tournament where 8 different types of weed wackers faced off against each other. Each round saw 2 weed wackers “fight” by having their strings strike one another. The one that sustained the most damage Continue Reading...