craftsman turns over but wont start
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03-03-10, 07:21 PM
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craftsman turns over but wont start
have a problem on my lt1000 craftsman tractor mower..changed battery , fuel filter ,spark plugs..unplugged hose from carb and turned over and it spits out fuel . put gas in carb air and it starts then stops after 5 seconds ..spark coming from wires when unplugged .. any suggestions on why its not starting
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03-04-10, 01:41 AM
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I removed your post which was tagged onto an unrelated thread and created a thread of it's own.
It would help to know what you have. Without info, we can't really give you any pointers. Craftsman made a lot of different lt1000 mowers with many different engines.
It would help to know what you have. Without info, we can't really give you any pointers. Craftsman made a lot of different lt1000 mowers with many different engines.
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03-27-10, 04:27 PM
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I'd say the carburetor is plugged up and needs to be cleaned.
Having it fire up when gasoline is added directly, but then quit once that fuel is used up is the classic symptom of a plugged carb.
Having it fire up when gasoline is added directly, but then quit once that fuel is used up is the classic symptom of a plugged carb.
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04-12-10, 09:26 AM
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Goto U tube and do a search for "lawnmower carburetor cleaning" or whatever. There are lots there that will give you some ideas. ---- Not all good ones, though.
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04-13-10, 12:44 AM
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I don't suggest taking advice from that site. The information there is a jumble of mess and if you don't know how to or not to do something, that is not the place to get educated. If we know what you have, we can give you detailed instructions as to how to properly clean your carburetor.
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