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We are a Christian family owned buisness

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We founded this company around the idea of knowledgeable teamwork. We make sure each member of our team understands best practices. We keep everyone up to date on the latest products and techniques.

LAWNMOWER MAINTENANCE

Basic engine maintenance is essential to extending the life of your mower. When working on the mower, be sure the blade and all moving parts have stopped. When accessing the underside of the mower for inspection or cleaning, always turn it so that the air-filter side of the mower is up. Otherwise, oil will drain out into the air filter and the engine won't start. Detach the spark-plug wire so the engine won't start accidentally.

Keep spark plugs clean and have an expert adjust the carburetor. Check air filters regularly and clean or replace them when dirty.

Be sure to regularly sharpen the mower blades. We advise having an extra blade on hand, so a replacement is available when you detect poor cutting. Shredded or brown tips of grass is an indication of a dull or damaged mower blade. You can sharpen rotary mower blades with a grinding wheel and file but be careful not to destroy the balance. To determine which end is out of balance, put a nail in the wall and hang the blade from the hole in the center of the blade. File more off the blade on the end closest to the floor, until the blade hangs horizontally. Excess vibration is an indication of a damaged blade, mounting or crankshaft.

Frequently tighten the blade and engine mounting bolts, as well as any other

nuts, bolts and screws. Check mower wheels, bearings and axles for wear and lubrication. If there are grease fittings, check them every couple of months.

Replace loose, wobbly wheels. Be sure to keep the drive mechanism on self-propelled mowers in good working order.

Check belts and gears for wear and fit.

After each use, clean the underside of the mower with a strong stream of water. The metal body can rust out if residue builds up. To reduce fire hazard, keep the engine free of grass, leaves and excessive grease. Check the grass-catcher bag for wear or deterioration and replace when necessary.

At the end of the mowing season, be sure to drain the gas and follow the winterizing instructions in your owner's manual.

To keep your mower in tip-top running condition, let us thoroughly inspect your mower at least once a year.

Detail Oriented Service

Our company pays special attention to the details of our work. To ensure the complete satisfaction of each client. We will make sure your lawnmower is working properly before we leave the site

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Investment

The investment you have made in your mower is substantial and with proper care

and maintenance it can last for many years.

Our goal is to help you keep your mower running as well as it can for as long as

it can and keep small problems from developing into major ones

Basic mower maintenance is recommended after 30 hours of use, or once a year.

At the beginning of the season your equipment should have the oil, spark plug

and fuel filter replaced, and the blade sharpened.

At the end of the season, it should have the gas drained from the tank and the

mower should be allowed to run until it stops to ensure all the gas is out of

the system.

Tune Ups & Repairs

In addition to basic maintenance, we can provide tune ups, carburetor rebuilding,

deck replacement, drive belt replacement and more. Since each mower is

different, we recommend that you call or e-mail us to arrange an appointment.

We will come out to examine your mower and make recommendations on what needs to

be done to get it ready for the spring, summer or winter season.

An Ounce of Prevention

Remember that old saying: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!" In

many cases our customers are surprised how a small amount of work, on our part,

can make such a major difference in the life and performance of their mowers

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