I seriouly doubt that the off-run-start dial shuts off the fuel flow, but I could be wrong. In any event, I've had no trouble in five years.Does yours shut the fuel off when it's in the "off" dial? I watched a bunch of videos and it seems like it's supposed to switch the fuel valve off, but I can open the carb bowl screw and it just keeps draining.
I had one of those when I was a kid, it blew bubbles out the side as you pushed it lol.View attachment 193175 He uses this in his small engine.![]()
Was the original drain one of those "EZ drains" like found on a lot of Briggs mowers? I see those loosen quite a bit.Cub Cadet XT1 Enduro Riding mower
Out: T4 15W40, Kohler Filter, 45 hours
In: Mix of 50% 0W20 Total Quartz, 50% 5w40 Total Quartz, Fram Endurance 3614.
This is the MILs riding mower that I am repairing. The original drain loosened on its own and the mower lost all oil. Thankfully it was noticed, and parked until I was able to do a repair. I replaced the drain with a drain hose. I've done the same thing last year with a Craftsman riding mower that they are using until I return the Cub Cadet this summer.
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YupWas the original drain one of those "EZ drains" like found on a lot of Briggs mowers? I see those loosen quite a bit.
Are they easily replaced with something more robust? You've got me woryring about my JD D140 rider now.Was the original drain one of those "EZ drains" like found on a lot of Briggs mowers? I see those loosen quite a bit.