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By Rhondajoy79
Briggs 11 horse keeps going through coils-
Hello, I hope you all can help. We have a b-115. When we got the tractor we had to rewire it, and changed the stator, the point, condenser, and coil. He mowed the yard 2 times and then we put it up for the winter. We got it out to get it ready for this mowing season and it wouldn't start, Dad tested everything and said there was nothing at the coil. Ordered new coil, put it on it started and was fine. He mowed the yard twice and it is bad again. Dad checked everything and said he can't figure it out. If any body could help, as I don't know anything about them. He is 72 and very frustrated that he can't figure it out. I would appreciate any help to get this figured out for him. He has all the manuals available(thank you all by the way for that.) and he is just poking in the dark at this point. Thank you in advanced.
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By Aaron Coffman
Hi Red Square Community,
I am looking into purchasing the below pictured "POND" Walk Away. The unit itself has the cast in “POND” on the chain reduction housing. The two main things I am looking to learn are what value is typical for these to sell for. This one has a Briggs & Stratton model “N” engine. It runs and drives, but the throttle linkage needs some adjusting. It comes with a cultivator and plow implement.
Secondly, I was wondering if there is any way to determine what year specifically this Pond is from. The seller believes late 1940s and not 1950s. I am new to these machines, so I am looking for some guidance. Thank you in advance!
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By DavidM
Good day, I have a 1988 Wheel horse rear engine rider, model 108-4; 33-08B402; with a Briggs & Stratton engine. I need an air filter and can't find one. Anyone know where I can find one or a larger foam one that I could shape myself? Thank you.
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