Small engines are used in a variety of applications, from lawnmowers and chainsaws to generators and go-karts. Two-stroke and four-stroke engines are the two main types of small engines. READ MORE
You grab your trusty weed-eater to get started on that overgrown grass that’s been put off for weeks. It starts up just like normal, but there is one problem. Each time you press the throttle the engine bogs down, shut off, or perhaps won’t even start. This could be one of several issues or maybe a combination. Though it may seem like a frustrating situation, you might wanna hold off on taking it to the repair shop. In this article,...
Have you always wanted a chain saw, but opted out because you don’t know the first thing about a chain saw? That’s ok, chainsaws were once only associated with loggers and big burly type men, but that’s a thing of the past. Today’s chainsaws are a lot more user-friendly, for one, they now feature a chain brake system that was not available on older models. Nevertheless, with so many choices and features on the market things can get a bit complicated. A...
Are you intrigued by the world of gears, pistons, and the satisfying roar of a well-tuned engine? Perhaps you're considering a career as a small engine mechanic or simply curious about what this dynamic field entails. You've landed in the right place! This guide will provide you with a detailed look into the life of a small engine mechanic and what it takes to thrive in this growing industry. READ MORE
Keeping a consistent string length while using a weed eater tends to produce a more desirable. Having the right amount of string length also puts less stress on the engine. However, the process of bumping the trimmer head can become very repetitive after a while. For this reason, many small engine companies have developed a speed feed version of their trimmer head. Therefore, avoiding these setbacks, and making the process more automated. READ MORE