Honda HRS2164PDC Lawnmower
#1
11-14-11, 06:38 PM
Honda HRS2164PDC Lawnmower
Hello,
I am trying to change the oil on tihs mower. I dont see a drain plug under the deck like normal. o o. I read a forum that i have to drain the carb and lift it up and draion the oil somewhere else?
Are you serious?
Where is the drain plug for this machine?
I cannot find the manual online anywhere.
If you can help this would be great.
Model hrs2164pdc
serial hzbz-6400781
Thank you
Craig
I am trying to change the oil on tihs mower. I dont see a drain plug under the deck like normal. o o. I read a forum that i have to drain the carb and lift it up and draion the oil somewhere else?
Are you serious?
Where is the drain plug for this machine?
I cannot find the manual online anywhere.
If you can help this would be great.
Model hrs2164pdc
serial hzbz-6400781
Thank you
Craig
#2
11-16-11, 07:13 AM
Drain oil with help of a suction pump
Hi, I see no one has offered any help so I'll put my 2 cents worth in. I have an oil changing suction pump from Lowes (about 30 bucks) and it's a life saver.I have the same issue on a push mower.I put the whole mower on a work bench put the hose in the oil filler and give the suction pump a few a pumps and the oil just flow out. No mess at all.
Hope this helps.LiquiVac Small Engine Oil Changing System part no.141690
Hope this helps.LiquiVac Small Engine Oil Changing System part no.141690
#3
11-16-11, 09:12 AM
My Honda uses the same hole to fill or drain, just tip it over and dump the oil into something, they probably save a whole $0.05 by not putting in a drain. Have a good one. Geo
#4
11-16-11, 09:35 AM
Forum Topic Moderator
If you tip it, just pull the air filter out first so that it doesn't get soaked with gas from the carburetor. No need to drain the carb.
#5
11-16-11, 04:37 PM
Originally Posted by cheese
If you tip it, just pull the air filter out first so that it doesn't get soaked with gas from the carburetor. No need to drain the carb.
