I’m curious where do you find iridium plugs for small engines? Around here all of them are copper I think.Mine gets a new fram ultra 3614 filter and amsoil AME. I usually regap plugs, but i may search for a matching iridium. An iridium plug starts and runs so well in my generator, i think i want to try them in the Kawasaki zero turn.
A lot of internet searching for cross reference. I have only used it in my generator to replace a torch plug. I may pull my zero turn and see whats available.I’m curious where do you find iridium plugs for small engines? Around here all of them are copper I think.
Oh that’s good. At the parts stores they won’t sell me one single plug and tell me it has no warranty for a mower so I probably will search online for one. I seen some Autolite singles at Walmart but I’m sure they were copper.A lot of internet searching for cross reference. I have only used it in my generator to replace a torch plug. I may pull my zero turn and see whats available.
Hey some of us like Champion plugs . I’ve actually never had bad luck with any spark plugs besides Torch. My Jeep will only run well on Champion copper or platinum plugs you put anything else in there and it hates it.I changed the oil once on my mower, and gave it a new spark plug. I switched from the original Champion to NGK. With the new plug, it starts with one pull, which it never did with the loser champion
I will charge up the battery and drop in the Toro ,should take about 15 minutes!It’s been getting warm here in SC, and decided to do a ‘tune-up’ on my two year old lawn mower. Anyone else get there lawn mowers freshened up for another grass cutting season?
You have my sympathy having a sweet gum. Messiest tree there ever was. I was glad when I took my down.Had to chop leaves/sticks from oaks, sweet gum, pines, etc throughout the winter, so I never put mine away this year. Changed oil and lower blade last week but otherwise no "winterization" here.