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3186
Ordered new carburetor today.
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Did you clean and check the original?
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Yes I did.
There must be a blockage somewhere that I could not clear up. Have good fuel pressure, good fire to the plugs.
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20230804_130131.jpg 20230804_175908.jpg 20230804_175924.jpg 20230804_175947.jpg 20230804_175956.jpg 2M9JGF1w-158091226.jpg doHw8jgJ-158082967.jpg 53x1lj5V-158063016.jpg q8maUNmQ-157997411.jpg Before and after pictures of my progress. New parts include fuel pump, carberator, both the front and rear seals and new seal around low fuel sending unit and new belt for mowing deck. Repaired bad places in wiring harness, repaired plunger that goes into pto switch( had to glue it back in place on the inside of switch) works great now. Need to get a new seat safety switch, and new headlight bulbs and new hydraulic filter. Also have a slight leak on top of the hydraulic valve that raises and lowers mowing deck. Any thoughts on that???
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Looks great Walter.
The 3000 series machines have issues with leaking spool valves. (mine do) I ordered my O rings from McMaster Carr and the part numbers are in the pic. I replace the spring on the inside of the valve when I rebuild them too. The part# for the spring is 732-3059. These are easy to rebuild but a PIA to get them out of the machine. DSCN1421.jpgDSCN1422.jpgDSCN1423.jpg DSCN1424.jpgAttachment 113593DSCN1428.jpg
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3186
Thank you for the pictures and part numbers. This will be a winter project.
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3186
I have mowed 3 times with the 3186 and so far I am very impressed with the way it mowes and the way it steers.
I have raised the mowing level to 4" on the advice of a friend who owns a mowing service. They mow at 5.5 inches. At 4 inches I do not have the brown spots that I had at 3 inches. The lift control valve ill rebuild this winter. Also i need to get 1 tube for 1 of the rear tires. 1 already has 1 in it. The engine is running a lot cooler and all the screens are in place to keep the grass out of the motor. Low fuel sensor is working great after I put it back together.(it was apart in bottom of the fuel tank) Adjusted the throttle cable and mower does not bog down in tall grass any more.
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