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The Moon

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it is 15 hp

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the mix ratio for Lawnboys is 32:1 4 oz. per gallon

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Short question, long answer. The IPL (Illustrated Parts List) number I am using to ID parts for that model (which is also known as a CS38EM) is McCulloch part number 211318-03. Any chainsaw parts house that has experience with Mac in the past should be able to chase parts for these. Some are available through MTD dealers (as Mac is now owned by MTD), and some you have to order through parts houses that specialize in obsolete parts. Some numbers that will hopefully help you: Mac Service Center: 800.5218559, Discount Marine: 906.466.2180, Original Equipment: 800.645.2031, and Bob's Lawn Mower: 607.638.9297. Don't underestimate your local lawn & garden shop, though. If they have access to MTD parts (and most all shops do), they will have access to a surprising amount of parts. You will pay less for parts this way, typically, than you will if you have to order them through a specialty obsolete parts house. You will be best served to find the IPL on the internet and figure out the part numbers yourself, as most parts guys don't want to go to the effort on hard-to-find IPLs for old saw models, especially for lower-dollar sales. If I can help further with this, you can email Matt at cnbyrent@canby.com. I have 15+ years in chasing parts, and am pretty successful finding most anything for lawn & garden. Good luck!

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Try Here:

www.ordertree.com

The manufacturer is Poulan/WeedEater, model number GBI30V (no space)

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Used? with all attachmen ts about $125-150.00. I bought one in sears for 249.00

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I have owned a McCulloch Pro-mac 5000AV since 1996 and it has served me very well. I have paired this saw with a Husqvarna 55 (purchased in 1997) for significant woodcrew efforts (downing and cutting dead trees, cutting fallen trees, cutting delivered logs) over the last 13 years and both have been extremely reliable. Both saws have significant anti-vibration designs that work quite well. dwmobrien1@aol.com

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There is no problem in changing the size of the engine rated horsepower, as long as it is an increase. The tricky part is to assure that the shaft size and length match. The engine mounting system must be the same, and obviously everything must connect and fit like it did for the original engine.

A larger engine should give you additional power, but will likely also consume more gasoline.

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send it somewhere par avion.

1. Get fly.

2. Get lawnmower, remove mowing mechanism.

3. Put mowing mechanism into ShrinkRay® chamber and shrink.

4. Attach shrunken mechanism to fly.

5. Place fly on grass and wait for maybe a week or two.

Warning. The name "Flymo" is already taken.

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There are products at your local auto parts store such as Epoxy Ribbon, JB Weld, and others that don't require heating you can use to patch the leak. Be sure and follow the directions on the package.

You can't BEAT KENT'S ALL IN ONE.

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Hi, The full model is CS 440EVL whic stands for Chain Saw 44.0cc(approxiamately) Electronic Vibration Limited.

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If using an oil other than McCulloch, the ratio is 40:1. Brand Specific McCulloch two cycle oil is 20:1.

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Let it run out of gas. or

put a kill switch coming from the condenser and ground it to the body of the lawnmower.......the contact with the frame should ground out the motor thus killing the motor

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Take the black plastic cap off the middle of the rim by prying it off with a screwdriver. Make sure the mower is in reverse or drive.... not park. Under the black plastic cap is a regular bolt. Unscrew it counter-clockwise. That's it.

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Normally this only happens on a two cylinder engine when one cylinder is working and the other is not. It might be as simple as a bad spark plug or a major as bad rings.

Try pulling the spark plug wire off of the plug while it is running and see if it makes a change in how the engine runs. The one that doesn't make any difference is the one with the prolem. Make sure you are using pliers with rubber or plastic coated handles. If not you will get a good shock when you pull the wire.

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cph 3593a

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Mixing Fuel
Your MANTIS Tiller is powered by
a commercial two stroke, air cooled
engine which requires a fuel mixture
of gasoline and lubricating oil.
Use a mixture of 50 parts unleaded
regular gasoline and 1 part two-stroke
MANTIS oil (50:1.) Use branded 89 octane (R+M+2) unleaded gasoline
or gasohol (maximum 10% ethyl alcohol, or 15% MTBE, no methyl
alcohol.)

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no spark, no gas getting to cylinder, dirty carb, dirty fuel filter, wrong fuel/air mix on carb to name a few, dirty air filter....

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Go to the mtd website, you will find them there.

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drain gas clean carb & replace sparkplug.... youtube has repair vids. (davidsfarm) has good repair vids

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when you are mixing gas for a chain saw. it will tell you 40;1 or 50;1 that is how much 2 stroke oil is in it. you can buy at almost any hardware store little containers of 2 stroke oil that mixes with one gallon of gas. it will say on it what the mix racial of that container will make.