Thanks for the video, great tutorial! 👌 I recommend taking into account the density and height of the grass. As you can see in the video, the grass is neither dense nor long, about 20 cm. For this, this is the maximum rpm for the petrol engine, more than a lot. You could save the petrol engine, I think it could mow this grass at 2/3 rpm. One more suggestion, if you use the machine at high rpm and after an hour you hear the engine stalling, don't run out of fuel. Put it on low revs, run it at low revs for 1 minute, cool the engine down. I have been using a similar type for four years, no problems, works great.
Thanks, The problem with it at lower rpm is the alternator will stall the engine if there is a bit of an incline or thicker grass. I am cutting it quite low and you can hear the engine struggle near the hill in front of the shed. I believe a better battery would help and I am looking into getting a higher capacity deep cycle battery. The problem with not letting it run out of fuel is I am usually far enough away that when it starts to run low it runs out before I get to it, and I don't pay enough attention as I should. I plan on swapping the engine for a Kohler, If I do I will take better care or the fuel situation. I appreciate the information.
@@DoingThingsandStuff1 If the petrol engine is 196-224 ccm then 7.5 HP is the engine power. The cutting width is 55cm. Machines with a larger cutting deck, such as 80 cm, have a petrol engine of more than 13 HP.
Thanks for the video, great tutorial! 👌
I recommend taking into account the density and height of the grass. As you can see in the video, the grass is neither dense nor long, about 20 cm. For this, this is the maximum rpm for the petrol engine, more than a lot. You could save the petrol engine, I think it could mow this grass at 2/3 rpm. One more suggestion, if you use the machine at high rpm and after an hour you hear the engine stalling, don't run out of fuel.
Put it on low revs, run it at low revs for 1 minute, cool the engine down.
I have been using a similar type for four years, no problems, works great.
Thanks, The problem with it at lower rpm is the alternator will stall the engine if there is a bit of an incline or thicker grass. I am cutting it quite low and you can hear the engine struggle near the hill in front of the shed. I believe a better battery would help and I am looking into getting a higher capacity deep cycle battery. The problem with not letting it run out of fuel is I am usually far enough away that when it starts to run low it runs out before I get to it, and I don't pay enough attention as I should. I plan on swapping the engine for a Kohler, If I do I will take better care or the fuel situation.
I appreciate the information.
Gracias por el video.
Puedes activar los súbtitulos cuando grabes 🎥 ..gracias
Sorry I have no idea how the subtitles work. Usually google auto generates them. I will look into it.
Como puedo contactar contigo para compartir información? Gracias
I have an email in the about section.
Do you have the 7hp or the 16hp?
I believe it has 14 horse powers
@@DoingThingsandStuff1 If the petrol engine is 196-224 ccm then 7.5 HP is the engine power. The cutting width is 55cm. Machines with a larger cutting deck, such as 80 cm, have a petrol engine of more than 13 HP.
I looked up the spec sheet for this engine and it is about 7hp 50cm cutting deck
@@DoingThingsandStuff1 thank you for the reply