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As usual I can't find a video that will address my problem so I'll have to take mine to a shop and pay through the nose and have it repaired mine is a 1998 Sears LT1000 I ran over and obstacle I damaged something now the lever that lowers and raises the deck stays up and it won't go down

Thanks for this video. My mom has this exact mower, and info about it is scarce, to say the least. Still don't know the valve clearance specs, so a lot of trial and error. Also, I was wondering roughly how far back you bent that tab linked to the governor arm?

Gracias por el video amigo, aprendí cómo cambiar un carburador nuevo, tengo que hacerlo en mi podadora

Me, too!!! Thank you SO much! I love the clear shots and and explanation! Thanks, again!!

HOW DO CARBURATER LINKAGE HOOK UP

Your welds look a lot better than some of the factory ones. Nice-looking welds aren't always strong, and strong welds always aren't nice looking.

It needs to breathe, it may combust if you are not careful.

Same issue for my 2002 dakota ,I changed my switch from passenger side like you, I finally found your video and I on my way to change the driver door switch ! Thank you for making this video 👍

Thanks for the video! I ordered the rubber ring based on your video, I hope I can replace it easily! You helped a lot! Thanks! 👍

That little 4hp engine will struggle to mow an inch of St. Augustine, get you a 15hp Toro and you won’t be bogging in the ruts.

First thing is checking oil for gas, then leak down test 😊

Where can I find the correct Governor spring for this mower??

35ftps! Holy shit.... Are you sure? That sounds like head bolts. I mean, i ain't no gynecologist, but I ain't beyond having a look and give him my opinion..........

Nice job! I could not tell if you had the cable or the "rope" on the winch. The rope will give you the same pull power with a lot less hassle. Again, nice job.

Nice older unit!

Otherwise looking nice! I have three now. owned since 2008. Great machines!

Put your air bezel in between the hood and oil cooler! Needed to push the air through the oil cooler and out the front.

Some one has been taken care of this classic TRACTOR

So basically it is a high/ low range transmission glad you got it real man skills

Link to buy this carb?

I wish you showed how you initially got the rim off. My mower wheels are stuck tight. Do I need heat, a puller or a mallet? Thanks

What would be the labor cost on a job like that?

Gre a t video pal...

Can u tell me if this is a bigger tractor or average size one

me gusto lo voy a comprar pal rancho

Ppara checar el nivel de aceite se hace sin roscar la balloneta y cuando ya este en el nivel rscala y listo 😊.

Where do the long bolts go and where do the short bolts go?

I need the oli pressure sensor housing

In a pinch? Turn that old one over and put it back on! It started mine 🫡👍, I'm not going to put the new one on till this one quits.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not knocking this guy nor any other person's videos I've seen of them working on small engines and equipment. I just have one question: Why don't you all clean up the equipment or area that you're going to be working on BEFORE you even start working on it??? Maybe it's a pet peeve of mine ,but I can't stand working on something that is caked with dirt, oil, and grease. Anyone's equipment I work on, including my own, I clean up the area that I'm going to be working on before I even start. Makes the job a heck of a lot easier.

Where can I find the clamps you used? Great video of I can do with my saw.

I noticed you didn't put clamps back on the vacuum line. Are they needed? Do you have a video of lubing the choke and throttle cables? I have that problem right now.

What is he mowing a junkyard at full speed? That can't be one of the heavy decks.

Does anyone know the part number for the governor blade?

You don't have to take your engine out to change your crank seal

Thanks for the video! I just attempted to sail my puffer for the first time, and it was a terrible experience for me. As soon as I sat down in the boat, I felt like it was going to capsize. I weight about 220 lbs, and thought I'd be okay because it's rated for 450 lbs I believe? It was truly scary. Is your centerboard made of wood, or heavy steel? Mine is wood and I'm wondering if it originally came with something to give it some ballast.

Well great but lawn tractors now need the clutch in....some one of the PROPER weight on the seat and usually one of your legs must be behind your neck before they will start. Then ANY tractor I have worked on either you beat the rim to pieces or go buy a 100.00 puller to get the tire off......maybe....a 40% chance then. One thing FOR SURE...WE NEED MORE PEOPLE CALLING FOR SAFETY......

Welder sounds good 👍

Donyboy73 says the way to avoid rust in the tank is to store it for the winter with a full tank and add stabilizer. I plan to try it. I might add that ethanol free gas would be the way to go. Your method of attaching the bottom support of the tank first, then the governor spring looks a lot easier than the way I was doing it as the spring kept coming off.

Mod 135... 13.5cu.in = 220cc serial 92... 1992 model

Would some spray foam work to fill the gap? I have 2 mowers that need fixing, but they also have the same type of deep hole with missing foam seat material.

I bought a Massey Ferguson 2518 made by Simplicity. I have pretty much the same tractor as this but newer and its red. The guy only used it for a couple years and it sat in a storage container for a long time. I was looking for something narrower than the 42" mower I had and something with a good deck and a reliable large engine and this fit the bill.

Wish I had seen this before tacking the job this morning. It was a struggle but the machine is running just fine.

When i pull the fuel line from the pump to the carb gas flows out while just sitting there. Doe's that mean pump is bad? Carb must getting gas but still will not start.

ahh this is what i needed to see ty ty ty

Wondering why you took the oil pump cover and pieces apart?

Thanks for putting in this effort! Seems like there really isn’t much info about these on the internet. I recently picked up one of these and it’s missing the daggerboard. Could you please send me the dimensions of that? And also, what material is it made of? The slot for it seems awfully thin for wood.

So simple, but so necessary too. Thank you

Impressive. Very helpful

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you very much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻