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A surging Honda water pump

Q.  My Honda water pump is surging. Any idea what could be causing this?

A.  Check to see if your strainer is clogged. The best way to eliminate debris collecting around the strainer is to set the strainer in a submerged bucket. It could also be that the suction hose is too long or small in diameter. Always use the shortest suction hose possible and keep hose diameter equal or greater than the pump’s suction port. If this does not fix the problem, stop by and we will take a look at it for you.

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Disconnect the spark plug before doing maintenance

Q: I heard somebody say once that you should disconnect the spark plug before you change your mower blade. Why?

A: Probably the most important safety precaution that you can take when doing your own repairs or maintenance on a lawnmower is to disconnect the spark plug wire before you do anything else. This is especially true when doing anything with the mower blade. Mowers start by centrifugal force that turns the crankshaft (where the blade is attached) until a spark is created that starts the combustion process. Sometimes it doesn’t take much movement in the blade to start the process and you don’t want to be anywhere near that mower blade if the engine turns over.

To disconnect the spark plug, simply remove the rubber “boot” that connects the spark plug to the wire and turn it so the back of the boot is facing the spark plug.

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