Craftsman lawn mower
7 years ago
Craftsman 917.377061
I inherited this mower was thinking of using it on the farm property as a backup mower.
Everything there is stolen or looted anyway.
It appear throttle springs / arms are broken or something ... Pictures attached.
Could somebody help me.
Spring on the right, not attached to anything, something wrong about the the arm on the left?
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