Do you have something to share The recoil on the starter finally gave out on the 30+ year old briggs & stratton motor on my mclane Once i plugged my motor model number into b&s website i realized it was considerate an antique motor and i decided it would be less trouble to just replace the whole motor I have a very old craftsman/mc lane i recently decided to replace I subsequently bought a couple of the mclane greenskeeper models, one to use, and the other just in case i need parts The push mowers are so easy to use that just to get a little.
I’m considering this new greens mower from mclane It’s made in the usa, 10 blade reel, lots of hoc adjustment and the desirable 200cc honda motor With a large grass catcher it’ll be around $4,000 I only have about 1000sqft of some. I'm hoping you guys can help me before i throw this thing in the scrap metal bin I've got a mclane edger, with a b&s 3.5 on it
So i took the carb off, cleaned it out, and. Reply txmx583 discussion starter 598 posts · joined 2017 A greens mower does sound like it'd be overkill for what you describe, but hard for me to determine without the first hand knowledge that you have I just personally think they're pricy for what you're getting Bumping this to see what ever happened I have a manual mclane that i got probably 15 years ago to mow my folks' lawn with
It worked great, but they have st augustine, when i bought my house with bermuda, i had all kinds of problems Guess i'm just wondering what people think of these and. I have a 20 mclane reel mower Roller drive handle won't stay down when i engage it Basically have to hold down to keep engaged Consistently breaks chain at masterlink in the roller drive
