Proudly serving the greater Griffin area since 1971
We are the Factory Authorized Service and Repair Dealer for the following:
We are Factory Authorized OEM Parts Dealer for the above as well.
Here are some ideas, suggestions, and
helpful hints about your outdoor power equipment:
When calling about
parts, repair, or service, always have your equipment's Make,
Model, and Serial Number! Though the equipment
often has these numbers in hard to spot locations, they will be on the
equipment somewhere! Keep looking until you find it!*
Then have it with you when you
visit or call
us. *[barring someone having vandalized,
painted over, or
abused the equipment --which is rare]
Why? Odd as it might seem, unlike with some
automobile parts, lawn and garden equipment is highly diverse,
specialized, minutely unique, and parts specific, making most purchases
of parts absolutely dependent upon knowing the Make, Model, and Serial
Numbers! This especially includes belts, but again, even most
unit parts. Speaking of belts, while it's tempting to try to
interchange an automotive belt, we don't recommend it. Boy, but
the woeful tales of wasted time, energy and money we've heard about
such experiences.
When
considering purchasing --both new and used-- equipment, be sure to
consider where the nearest warranty repair and service dealer for that
product
is located! There is practically nothing more frustrating (and
costly) than to not be able to locate a dealer for parts and service
for specific equipment! Also, purchase according to value rather
than lowest selling price (aka cheap).
Today's fuels
are ever evolving. The introduction of ethanol fuels is changing
how gas powered engines both run and tolerate storage of fuel.
We've seen some fuels go stale in approximately 30 days! Fuel
condition is much more critical with air cooled engines, too.
Much moreso than it is with automobile engines. Most lawn mowers
have only a single cylinder while autos have from 4 to 8. Today's
fuels are also having an adverse impact on fuel system hoses and fuel
lines, often deteriorating them in shorter periods of time, thus
requiring inspection and replacement as needed. We recommend presently
that you store gasoline no longer than 30-45 days. If you have
equipment that will sit for periods approaching that length of time, we
recommend that you drain the fuel from the tank and run the engine
until it empties the fuel from the system. If you need to store
fuel for longer periods, we recommend you pick up some fuel treatment
additive from us, made specifically for air cooled engines!