When the blades start to cut the grass, more load is applied to the engine and the governor activates the throttle to compensate for the extra load. First of all, ensure that the fuel filter is not clogged and thereby not supplying the necessary gas. You might also check the air filter which if very dirty will cause the engine to flood and die. If filters are okay, check for disconnected or broken governor spring.
Yes.
Sitting Still was created in 1981.
The grass that grows on most lawns is a perennial. This is because it grows, reproduces, and flourishes over and over and it still stays on your lawn. An example to prove it is a perennial is that if you had a lawn full of green grass and about 2 years later it is still there then it is not a biennial, and if you had a lawn full of green grass and the growing season is over and it is still there then it is not an annual. The only choice left is a perennial.
It is due to the momentum still in the blades.
It is still sitting!
a sloid stays still
a sloid stays still
For a healthy lawn, you should sharpen your lawnmower blades. Dull blades don�t cut your grass, they tear and damage it. You can use a file or a grinding wheel to sharpen them. You should always remember to remove the blades from the mower. Sharpening the blades while they are still attached to the mower is dangerous. You also need to keep the blades balanced. If your blades are uneven, sharpen the heavier end until the blades are level. Unbalanced blades cut unevenly and put extra wear and tear on the lawnmower. This will eventually damage your lawnmower�s engine.
Shark
I noticed while driving my Impala the temps stays at the normal operating temp but while sitting still the car runs near hot. I don't believe my fans are turning on when they should and if this is the case how do I address it?
No
no but it stays intact.