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   John Pike said, about 18 hours ago

   That’s me and a weed-eater. Then my 78 yr old MIL pulls it once and goes to it.
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   simpsonfan2 said, about 18 hours ago

   Dumb kids, where is your camera?
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   WoodEye said, about 18 hours ago

   I bought my neighbor’s non running lawn mower for $5. I had it running in 15 minutes and am still using it 5 years latter. It’s all in how you talk to it!
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, about 18 hours ago

   re: woodeye
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   Seems like a lot of the time it’s following the instructions.
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   For example: Turn choke to position 1. Push primer to prime carburetor. Pull starter cable.
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   Then cuss up a storm because one or more instructions was missed and it won’t start…
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   Amar7605 said, about 18 hours ago

   Time to change the spark plug, Adam.
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   Odd Dog said, about 17 hours ago

   @WoodEye

   Got my first mower out of neighbor’s trash (with permission) used it to cut lawns around neighborhood for 2 years until I could afford a new one, three dollars per yard five for hilly and larger yards. Was 11 yrs. old when I started.
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   firedome said, about 17 hours ago

   adam’s mower seems to have a bail bar. he needs to hold that against the mower’s handle or else it will never start…once it starts, you release the bail to kill the engine. it’s a safety feature they’ve had on mowers for twenty years…
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   firedome said, about 17 hours ago

   I work at a hardware store…
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   Bruno Zeigerts said, about 17 hours ago

   Just give it a good yank.
   All it takes to mow is a big jerk.
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    Fiendly Neighbourhood Terrorist said, about 15 hours ago

    The kids need exercise. They’re going pot-bellied.
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    cdward said, about 15 hours ago

    I can’t start my mower because it has no engine. Just push. My younger son actually uses this old fashioned device to stay in shape I. The off season. It’s a win-win.
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    emjaycee said, about 15 hours ago

    @cdward

    I remember my paternal grandmother’s lawnmower – completely push start/stop, needed sharpening after every lawn (I was not allowed to sharpen the blades, even though I was 14 at the time. My maternal grandmother’s lawnmower was completely gas powered and I could do all three acres in less the time of completing the three-quarter acres of paternal grandmama’s lawn, taking into account al of the stumps, trees, and grapevines, not to mention the lawn ornaments as well as the (painted by us) sewer gas cap and other involuntary lawn ’ornamentation intrusions forced on us by the local governments in the name of public safety.
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    john9 said, about 11 hours ago

    This is funny but only if you have never had it happen to you.
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    bigal1010 said, about 11 hours ago

    HAHAHA!
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    Macushlalondra said, about 10 hours ago

    I remember my dad cussing out the lawn mower every Saturday.
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