Customers simple mistake almost destroyed their Briggs and Stratton engine on a Snapper riding mower

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@Chickanic 3 месяца назад

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@allischalmers1835 2 года назад

Dad was a Snapper dealer for many years. Saw this problem more than once. In the old days, Snapper had their own battery that was sealed to prevent this problem. The Snapper battery cost twice as much as a normal battery. Few people bought the Snapper battery when the original battery failed.

@kbjerke 2 года назад

Whenever I encounter a battery acid spill, I mix up a spray bottle with a bicarbonate of soda solution and spray the heck out of the affected area. There could be lingering acid!

@franklaskus2395 2 года назад

Yeah water alone just spreads it around

@andyhamilton8940 2 года назад

.99 cent bottle of club soda works

@kbjerke 2 года назад

@@andyhamilton8940 It does. But I rarely have it on hand! LOL There's always a box of baking soda in the fridge. Best to you!

@joeortiz3455 2 года назад

You betcha baking soda bath, a good rinse

@joefudd 2 года назад

Exactly! I always use baking soda and water to clean off battery trays, terminals, fenders etc that had acid spilled on them. Unless neutralized, they will continue to corrode. Rinsing them off with water won't neutralize the acid that's in the pores of the metal.

@MrRKWRIGHT 2 года назад

Good morning Chickanic. It's so nice to see a strong self sufficient woman like you out there repairing mowers.

@wildmanbill69 2 года назад

I still use a 50+ years old Snapper to cut grass, My father bought it new some time in the early 1970's and since he passed on in 1995 I have kept it running and working. The motor is the second changed around early 1990's. I still love it, and it still cuts grass very well!

@joehead1294 2 года назад

Red Comet! Bet it doesn't have the blade pedals.

@wildmanbill69 2 года назад

@@joehead1294 You are soooo right!

@dalekundtz760 Год назад

Hey Wild Bill. Bet you and your dad both did the basic work on the riding mower. Do the maintenance yearly and it will run for ages!

@tcmits3699 2 месяца назад

Can't believe how they just don't hold their value. I'm the owner of a rear engine for the last 34yrs, came with my house. Just cylinder hone and new rings, valves reground, and new paint. Now my son has it for his new house. CRAZY SIMPLE

@davehoward2791 2 года назад

I don’t have a Snapper mower, but I still watched this video to the end, as I have many of your videos. You, young lady, have one of the best small engine repair channels on planet Earth, and I’ve found your content useful more than once when working on my Stihl and B&S equipment. I’m a helicopter/turbine engine mech by profession, not a small engine guy, so your videos have helped me tremendously when I needed it. You’re an excellent teacher, keep these videos coming, your talent and insight are appreciated by many. Liked & subbed! 👍

@GoodStuffForeverMore 2 года назад

Oh! That's terrible. I feel so badly for them. Such an innocent mistake. Glad you are out there making people aware

@risinbison1106 12 дней назад

Just bought a used one of these and was about to work on it. Thank you for helping me dodge a big ole bullet. Really enjoy the channel.

@joefudd 2 года назад

I always use baking soda and water to neutralize any battery acid spills, then wash it off with a lot of water. You cleaned that up really well!

@bmtisme8292 Месяц назад

That’s a great video for the old snapper riding mowers. The plastic slide plate that the cable goes into broke on my old snapper. I already got the part and so I believe I can handle this on my own. Thanks to you. Thank you for saving me hundreds of dollars.

@billyhill101 2 года назад

I love watching people that know what they are doing not people who fake it and hope they make it 👍👍

@jkirias 2 месяца назад

Thanks for this video. I volunteer at a cemetery and was working on a 28 inch version…I had it standing up waiting for parts, when I saw this video I went back and some acid had already leaked. I cleaned it up and so far I'm ok 🙏🤞…Love your videos, thanks

@jonoffensend7519 2 года назад

My first riding mower was a snapper, I got it from a local hardware store very cheaply because it was the pull start only model and nobody wanted that. It served me very well for many years👍🎩

@kenbrown2808 2 года назад

my mower has a 15HP single. when I bought it, it was a $100.00 option to get it with a 14 HP twin. I asked if the twin was a hundred dollars and a horsepower better, and they said, just easier to pull.

@dukecraig2402 2 года назад

My names Forrest Gump people call me Forrest Gump.

@keithtaber1712 2 года назад

Simpler the better!!

@JLewis-vv5zf 2 года назад

@Ken Brown Excuse me, but would you please explain the mathematics of your statement in a way that will make logical sense? I’m kinda confused with what I’m reading. Thanks.

@kenbrown2808 2 года назад

@@JLewis-vv5zf my mower had two engine options: the base model engine is a 15 HP single cylinder. the upgrade model is a 14 HP two cylinder. it would have cost $100.00 to get the upgraded engine. so I asked my saw shop guy if the two cylinder engine was a better engine, and he said the only thing better is that it's easier to pull start the two cylinder engine.

@133rip 2 года назад

My Grandaddy bought a new Snapper 60 years ago. I know it was still in use (second motor) 10 years ago. It still might be cutting somewhere..... thanks for what I learn from you!

@blkmoon33 2 года назад

Funny how the little things make such a big difference🤣 At the shop I used to work at we had the wall of shame. The best was a brake rotor with one side worn completely off with the customer explanation of "it only just started squeaking a couple days ago".

@oilhammer04 2 года назад

I wish they still made those mowers.

@johnafagerquist8235 2 года назад

Best mower ever. Not up for debate.

@taztaz6539 2 года назад

It looks horrendous but given what you said its hopefully just cosmetic damage and a mental reset for the owner Nicely sorted out 😊

@keithfarley7093 2 года назад

Thanks for the heads up on the battery removal my neighbor has a snapper rider like that and sometimes I work on it for her , this will keep me from doing any damage to it

@jamestboehm6450 2 года назад

Wow you did an amazing job on the clean up, discolored and pitted but the owner lucked out big time. A good wash and coating of neutralizer and ship it.

@REVNUMANEWBERN 2 года назад

She didn't say anything about neutralizer unless I missed it, what neutralizer do you use??

@wilpenny4318 2 года назад

You always amaze me. What's the name of your shop. You have been my favorite, for a year now. WEP

@jamestboehm6450 2 года назад

@@REVNUMANEWBERN always have used baking soda paste for battery acid then rinse well. Works on battery terminals too.

@leonardglover1433 2 года назад

@@REVNUMANEWBERN you can use baking soda

@bcad4066 2 года назад

@@REVNUMANEWBERN Baking soda works great.

@twistedhillbilly6157 2 года назад

SLA.... A lot of shops will not do the clean up and also insist that all effected parts be replaced... Good to see that some people still REPAIR not just REPLACE.... Good job all around...

@deancarder5829 2 года назад

I have owned two of those and worked on others. I never thought about the battery. Short work, and I was lucky. Excellent tip and video. Thank you!

@lonhoschar1943 2 года назад

That customer must have been living right because he got really lucky!!! That could have turned out MUCH worse. Thanks for the video!!!

@davidwalker386 2 года назад

You are one awesome mechanic

@davidwalker386 2 года назад

I love watching RU-vid channel you give a lot of good information

@Chickanic 2 года назад

Thanks David!

@toddb930 2 года назад

Yuck, what a mess! You sure got that cleaned up nicely. I have to do the "take a picture" step on most anything I work on these days. My 68 year old brain just doesn't want to remember how all the parts go together. 🤪

@adnacraigo6590 2 года назад

Good to know. I have been thinking of getting one of those and restoring it.

@dalekundtz760 2 года назад

Thanks for reminding me of one of my past mistakes. Wish I had known about this several years ago. Never a bad thing to be reminded of mistakes and suggestions. Keep the videos coming.

@markbrown9838 Год назад

I'm on my second Snapper 28" rear engine rider. It's just like the one in this video. The first one lasted 20 years and the one I have now is about 15 years old. I absolutely love these mowers. I'll have to keep this one going since they've stopped making them again. Easy and inexpensive to work on. I've never had my battery leak like that but I don't leave it in a standing position for more than an hour without removing the battery. I think the manual says 2 hours but I don't won't to chance it. Thanks for posting this video. Always interested in Snapper repair videos.

@squirrelcovers6340 2 года назад

My Snapper looks just like that one. It's easy and a joy to work on. So simple. I removed all the safety garbage and it solved all the electrical problems.😂

@PinBall3 2 года назад

Customer Note to self 💡 *Warning Remove Battery Before Tipping Up For Service* Permanent Marker and a White Self Adhesive Sticker Affixed To The Front Steering Column Or Paper Covered With Clear Packing Tape 👍

@canoetipper019 2 года назад

I just junked out an old Snapper that belonged to a local youth camp. It seems someone at the camp was asked to mow the sports field...it seems that indivdual didn't check the oil before starting it...oops. Like I said it was an OLD Snapper. ;-) Anyway all that to say, I now know what those pipes on the back were for...lol. Cheers from New Brunswick, Canada...eh.

@ghettsumm7949 2 года назад

I have that exact machine, minus the battery/ electric start. The tip up feature is nice, especially when storing it for the winter. I added a pipe nipple to the oil drain plug for cleaner oil changes. Great video .

@delseckora5327 2 года назад

Yet another job done to perfection. Great job Bre

@hpblack1953 2 года назад

Don’t you just love it when a manufacturer of motorized vehicles mixes metric hardware with imperial hardware?

@thatrealba 2 года назад

EVERYTHING I work on, I try metric and imperial on every fastener because tool manufacturer tolerances aren't so great. So it may be intended to be one thing, but have a better fit with the other. Then you switch tool brands and it flips the other way.

@therandomman6647 Год назад

I think part of the issue is DeWalt sockets and wrenches. Assume the size on them is +.5 mm

@tcmits3699 2 месяца назад

I think the 8mm small bolt really was 5/16"🤔 can't seem to find my 9.5mm X 1.58 tap aka 3/8"x16pi tap hahaha

@georgepruitt637 2 года назад

Good video! If you had the sealed battery from Snapper, maximum vertical time was 2 hours. Installation of a gas shutoff valve near the tank is helpful also.

@GoodStuffForeverMore 2 года назад

Very thorough job! I'm impressed🙌

@NHHalKnowsHow Год назад

If these mowers come in for service you should recommend they replace their battery with a sealed one that can be tipped. They're more expensive but in this case, well worth it.

@martinburgess4814 2 года назад

Love your videos all the best to you.That was a lucky escape for that customer.Keep em rolling.

@donnielaurie3232 2 года назад

This is from Don's small engine repair when you were showing the mower I knew exactly what the customer did because I had a customer that stored his up on end all winter long luckily all I had to do was replace the battery clean everything I had to replace the dipstick tube because acid ate a hole in it and was throwing oil out the back the throttle on the carburetor with also stuck but I got to lubed up and everything works fine the mower that you are working on that's pretty bad I thought that when you took off the flywheel it was going to be a whole in the block with acid eat through that block thanks have a great day and the rest of your week

@jeff0nyschuk670 2 года назад

That's fine 🙂! If you drain the oil,,,take battery out and store it on a wooden shelf with a Baby,Sitter charger,and drain gas,after putting stabel in gas tank and run for al few minutes, I do it all the time for winter storage,

@lynnanir 2 года назад

Great job and instructions!

@janjungclaus4929 2 года назад

Thanks again for a good and educational vlog. Such an enjoinment to follow your channel and your “no bullshit” aproach.

@djpainting7769 4 месяца назад

I have a snapper mower. So glad you showed one in your videos

@Perly53 2 года назад

You are amazing. Great video on this repair. Best wishes.

@Raphael_NYC 2 года назад

thank you. Love this channel.

@texasbasementbuilds4543 4 месяца назад

Say Chick. not going to go on and on about comments on all that you do. It comes down to these few work. Plain and simple. Thank you and your awesome.

@leroydugas4458 Год назад

Love your show learning a lot

@andrewbarker9447 Год назад

Professor Chickanic, that was really well done.

@eddiehuff7366 2 года назад

Bless their heart...I've done stupid things like that as well. Very good info maam. Always enjoy your videos.

@harrysoper6736 2 года назад

install a AGM battery. They can tolerate being on their side just not upside down.

@joefudd 2 года назад

They now have SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) batteries for mowers. Those are sealed and can operate in any position.

@georgepruitt637 2 года назад

@@joefudd Snapper has used them for years.

@badassnelson Месяц назад

I bought a sealed AGM battery for mine for this exact reason. Funny thing though, that battery cost more than I paid for the mower.

@robertvonbehr6843 2 года назад

I love how you say : oh no! 😂

@BRPFan 2 года назад

Use baking soda to neutralize the battery acid otherwise it may continue to eat away even after a good wash job. Great video!!

@95ffd 2 месяца назад

Great Video, inhave this same mower, but without the electric start. Works great after all these years.

@NA-pg4lf 2 года назад

I had no idea about that. Good tip

@jimcathcart8664 2 года назад

Great channel. Videos are at a good pace, we'll layed out and solid information. I appreciate that you show disassembly and include the difficult parts such as how to disconnect wring or military connectors. It is disconcerting during videos when you watch removal of all the fasteners and then they gloss over the challenging parts as a side note. One note I love my Stihl tools but found that I flooded them a lot. Your guide to shut off the choke when it burps has removed thus issue. Don't get me started on the issue of keeping your gas fresh. Thank you and good luck with your channel!!!!

@brentbrown5659 5 месяцев назад

Great video!!! I just got one of these mowers second hand. Working on bring her back to life.

@johnhugh6541 2 года назад

Yet again good and inform video 👌👌

@butler386 2 года назад

To bad they do not make these any more with the same good engineering and quality. Great tips as usual. Thanks for the videos.

@joehead1294 2 года назад

Reintroduced couple years ago, don't know about quality as B&S having issues.

@mellsterr6192 2 года назад

Luv you and your videos! You have saved me so much money!

@MarkChristopherpens 2 года назад

Really enjoy all your videos! Cheers from Nova Scotia 🇨🇦 Mark

@Chickanic 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@terryholloway9930 2 года назад

Another good one Bree enjoyed it

@johngoodwyn8246 Год назад

Nice Job Chic !

@johnafagerquist8235 2 года назад

I'm so excited! I bought that same mower (except mine's a 30 inch cut), brand new, in the spring of 2007. It has been the toughest, most reliable piece of equipment I have ever owned. It's built like a tank. all the steel is twice as thick as it needs to be, and everything is so simple to get at; grease fittings, battery, drive mechanism, etc.. It's not a zero turn, but I'll take it's brute power and durability over that all day.

@robtans5042 2 года назад

I got one around 2006 Ive mowed with it ever since and use it as 4 wheeler to go to where I shoot. Had to some work on it but mostly change clutch through the years. You are right its tough mower.

@gordbaker896 2 года назад

Nicely done.

@kennethperian4370 2 года назад

Good job working on that motor, thanks for showing telling see ya next time see ya bye.

@ReasonablySane Год назад

When I moved, in 2011, from Seattle to Kentucky and a large lawn, I purchased a used Craftsman 2000, V-Twin Rider mower. I hadn't really done any small engine work but I have an aptitude for it. One cylinder on the engine kept bending pushrods, which would then fall out of the rocker arms. I eventually figured out that the valves were stuck and I had to pound them in with a hammer to reduce pressure and then I would straighten the push rod on an anvil with a hammer as well. And that would get me through a half a yard of mowing before I had to do it again. I got pretty proficient at it. Then one day I'd searched the internet regarding why the valves would get stuck and it said it may be overheating. Well, I took the shroud off the whole engine and a mouse or bird had built a nest right against the engine and all the fins were coated in a solid cake of mud. I cleaned all that out, and it worked great ever since. I did buy some nice new push rods from Amazon so I was starting fresh. That was about 6 years ago and now I have a 60 inch bad boy zero turn and I mow about 9 acres of lawn. Sadly, I'm now paranoid about something building a nest next to my cylinders and actually find myself checking for that every now and then. I have not found anything yet though. I keep it in my shop building when it's not being used, so the risk is probably low. However, I prefer to store it in my barn to give me more room in my shop. But paranoia keeps me from that.

@dottielynch9763 Год назад

Wouldn’t have been boring at all to watch ya take it apart. I would have liked to see how you cleaned the battery acid mess up. Great content….keep ‘‘em coming.

@howardlosson2809 Год назад

I can't find the specific video now but one of your hints saved my lawn mower. It had gasoline leaking from the air filter box and I eventually replaced the carburetor. I thought all was well until you mentioned sniffing the oil from the dip stick for a gas smell. Guess what. There was more gasoline than oil in the crankcase. Changed it out today MUCH thanks!

@haneyoakie14 2 года назад

Oops. Good save. Customer got lucky. And we got new knowledge. Thank you

@pyrog.c.c89 2 года назад

You are a genius.

@paulhughes8186 2 года назад

Thank you!

@Bob-M Год назад

Thanks for the info about removing the battery on Snapper RER’s. I inherited my dads, and it is an awesome machine which I plan on maintaining as well as he did, however, I didn’t know about the battery before watching this, now I do. I’m thinking I’ll change it over to a fully sealed battery if and when I need to swap it out.

@saltyscorpion2151 2 года назад

Whenever battery acid gets where it is not supposed to, I use baking soda to neutralize the acid before I clean it up. I even dust the top of batteries where some acid vaper has come out of the vents on the top of the battery. It keeps the acid from ruining cables. It also makes it safer to handle anything that had acid on it.

@usmcbrat2 4 месяца назад

I bought one of these mowers from Moris Levin in Tulare, California. I used it once per week for 10 years and sold it to a guy who is likely still using it 10 years after that. It's like an inside out mower. Everything is right out in the open and easy to work on. Only thing I had to do was add an in-line fuel shut-off petcock because the needle & seat in the carb would sometimes leak, which would cause gas to leak down into the engine oil.

@bigalbowie7206 2 года назад

New sub here, can't believe I didn't find this channel sooner. Great content and very informative. I've already solved a couple puzzles on your recommendations. Great stuff keep it up 👍

@Yarddog464 2 года назад

nice clean repair well done.

@cribbage1686 2 года назад

Really enjoy your videos.

@warrenvalentino5763 2 года назад

Great video! Thank You Very Much for the information in this video. :)

@joeG9100 Год назад

I have a snapper rear mower 28". Since I have a pull start I never had these problems. As an engineer I love simplicity. One or two pulls gets me going using the newer fine wire spark plugs. With the beggar it is a lawn vacuum sucking all leaves from trees saving raking and blowing, The best investment I ever made way back in 2000.

@308hit 2 года назад

Good video thank you! Two products I use in automotive restoration to deal with stuff like this.... For corrosion: Product is called SkunkRust. It's the best there is for rust remediation he made a few videos the owner's name is Craig. Another lubricant that just will not will not wash off ever without chemicals is called CP90. 👍👍👍

@paulsetnes2570 2 года назад

When you stand on end, look at the front frame. There is a message about standing on end.

@Misunderstood73 Год назад

Love your channel

@benjurqunov 2 года назад

Thats a great design ! Makes easy deck cleaning or tyre service too.

@jamescaron6465 2 года назад

Nice work.

@pughconsulting 6 месяцев назад

There's warnings on the mower to remove battery if it's going to be upright longer than 2 hours. I don't remove mine every time but I work quickly and have a "sealed" battery. So far, so good. 2010 model still going strong.

@cliffcowdell9760 2 года назад

I have one and it runs great!

@keithsimpson1268 2 года назад

another great video bre

@nickigilbert7295 2 года назад

I'm on my daughter's RU-vid account. If you stand a Snapper RER on end you supposedly can leave the battery in place as long as it isn't for more than two hours. Even when I sharpen the blade on mine, it's back down on all four wheels after I remove the blade.

@535tony 2 года назад

This is a great tip!

@Button1Wood 2 года назад

Good job great video

@rooster3019 2 года назад

Sulphuric acid is really hard to dilute enough to not be corrosive. The other posters who mentioned use of baking soda or soda ash to neutralize are making good suggestions, but those springs may give away sooner rather tha later. Time will tell. Good job!

@MrPMRing 2 года назад

I think the only thing I would do different is change those springs. Since they are relatively cheap, but so little metal for that acid to dissolve, it doesn't hurt to put fresh ones. Especially the very corroded throttle return spring. Otherwise fantastic information on that classic.

@gregmaxfield4405 2 года назад

That battery acid is a nightmare, i have seen it destroy many a fitting and fixture. 🙂🚜🐻 Bear Queensland Oztralia

@Chickanic 2 года назад

Hey Greg! Hope all is well!

@richardharp4398 Год назад

I have three of these mowers. Every one of them has a warning right at the front bumper that says remove the battery when lifting on its end for an extended period of time. I’ve always hated the warning from the sign. Now I will hear the warning from what this video represents! Wow

@mistersnapon 2 года назад

Glad to see you use impact sockets....I've seen chrome ones shatter...not cool!!!

@cherokeefiddler 2 года назад

This is a great tip for Snapper do-it-your-selfers.

@TOWNCARBUBBA87 Год назад

I had me a Snapper rear engine rider just like that and I put a power bilt 11.5 hp on that thing and that little bugger ran like a champ. even had a bagger system for it.

@anthonyromeo1988 2 года назад

Nice job

@OldSaltWaterDog 2 года назад

So much knowledge. Smart women rock!

@DCS026 2 года назад

Nice. Good job.

@valentinsantiago277 19 дней назад

Killer video. Love it.

@jackman6256 Год назад

Love them snapper mowers One slow enough you could get off Walk by it mowing 2 they almost Billy goat they could climb a mountain I've had alot of them