PILOON
Super Star Member
My filter is cheap so I do so annually.
Generally a visual inspection will tell you when it needs to be done. (water, rust or other crud)
Your manual might suggest an interval as well.
Loss of power/engine RPM's after 20 to 30 minutes.
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My filter is cheap so I do so annually.
Generally a visual inspection will tell you when it needs to be done. (water, rust or other crud)
Your manual might suggest an interval as well.
sandyc
Veteran Member
Agree with Piloon, why not change it....not a lot of money to spend on the upkeep of an expensive machine.
EddieWalker
Epic Contributor
I just went through almost the exact situation. I would mow for awhile, then lose power, stop mowing and just sort of play with the throttle to get it to rev up again and then go back to mowing until it happened again. It went from happening about once an hour to every ten minutes over the course of a month.
In my case, I think it was my fuel pump. I replaced the old one with a new Airtek electric fuel pump from Amazon.com and the difference has been night and day. I even think that I have more power with a smoother running engine then I did when it was brand new!!!
Eddie
In my case, I think it was my fuel pump. I replaced the old one with a new Airtek electric fuel pump from Amazon.com and the difference has been night and day. I even think that I have more power with a smoother running engine then I did when it was brand new!!!
Eddie