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Mountfield R28M Ride-on-Mower Mistake? Any tips..?
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You are moving again!
Well done
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Yes 😃😃😃😃😃😃 well done.2
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NNOOOOOOOOOO! Not with the old plug!!! S62 will never let it lie! :-(
Phew! Don't think I could have taken much more.
Well done for persevering.
You can now treat your mower to the new plug
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ThisIsWeird said:NNOOOOOOOOOO! Not with the old plug!!! S62 will never let it lie! :-(
Phew! Don't think I could have taken much more.
Well done for persevering.
You can now treat your mower to the new plugI'd give it a bit more running time, including leaving it a day or two before running it hot again, and only then changing the plug... just to make sure all the oil has burnt off.But not delaying it for years though.... just in case those microcracks get bigger and shatter the insulator. Pieces of ceramic insulator punching holes in the piston crown wouldn't make for a nice DIY project.1
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