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Re: Lawn Mower (Lawn Boy) Question
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Posted by Jon Hagen on June 03, 2000 at 15:49:58 from (63.160.192.161):
In Reply to: Lawn Mower (Lawn Boy) Question posted by Alberta Mike on June 03, 2000 at 11:32:36:
I run an old Lawn Boy of about the same year and really havent had this problem. The little beads are usually a sign of detonation from too much compression or low octane fuel. If your mower has a lot of carbon on the piston and head, the compression may be high enough to cause detonation. Try high octane gas and genuine Lawn Boy oil if avalible I have had good luck mixing 1 can (8 oz)Lawn Boy oil with 2 US gallons of 89 or higher octane gas for a 32:1 ratio. Hope this helps JH
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