lawnchopper
LawnSite Member
- Location
- central mn
I havent seem one that isnt they seem to always start however it sure takes them awhile sometimes summer or winter. When the temps start to drop sometimes you can crank them over, choke the snot out of it and they will fire and fire until finally it goes then you have to let it run for about 5 minutes (which you should anyways) or it will stall and then you'll have to repeat the process over again.
Kaws and Briggs dont seem to be as bad Im curious to as why Kohler is so sensitive to low temps
Kaws and Briggs dont seem to be as bad Im curious to as why Kohler is so sensitive to low temps