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Many people say that all power tools and electrical equipment break over time. Well, this is true if you do not take care of the equipment. If you are able to maintain your tools, there will be no need to replace them, ever. When it comes to a lawn mower, like other tools, the lawn mower needs the same attention when it comes to maintaining the machine. The great thing is that you do not have to go out of control trying to keep the machine in good shape. Your first and main priority when it comes to maintaining your lawn mower is to try to prevent problems.
You must drain your machine once a year after the fall (autumn). If this is not done, your mower might not be able to work by the time spring comes. The preferred method is to run your lawn mower completely dry after the last job. If you find yourself draining the lawn mower's tank, then use that fuel and pour it into your car's tank. This will not harm the car and it is a great way of getting rid of wasted fuel.
Many companies would suggest you change the oil in your mower once a year, preferably every spring. This is an easy task. Leaving the oil in for two years should be fine, but do not let it go for longer.
Air filters are cheap and replacing these can be easy. Also make sure you have a spare in the workshop and the right one according the instructions. Air filters should be replaced every couple of years.
Spark plugs are well-known for wearing out. What causes these to wear out is the stale fuel that you leave in the mower. If your oil filters and air filters are blocked this can also affect the spark plug's performance. It would be in your best interest to replace your mower's spark plug four times a year.
Your lawn mower blades are responsible for cutting the grass and these should be replaced once a year. Others would be recommended to replace these after two years, but once a year is better.
Whenever you cut the grass, clippings are collected on the underside of the mower. Many neglect to clean this area of the lawn mower. If this is not done, the accumulation of the grass clippings can impede the blades' movements when you are trying to get the mower started. Use a paint scraper to scrape away debris after each job.
There you have it! There is absolutely nothing to it when you are trying to maintain your lawn mower. If you make sure you go through the above list each time or when recommended, you machine might last you a few extra years or it could last you forever. Take care of your lawn mower the same way it takes care of your lawn, and you will see that you will get a perfect cut each time and every time.
Google Turns Green, Launches Rechargeit
In an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and global dependence on oil, internet giant Google has launched its new RechargeIT initiative to promote the development of plug-in hybrid electric cars.
Under the guidance of Google’s own philanthropic Google.org team, the new initiative will award $1 million in grants and a further $10 million to fund the development and eventual commercialization of plug-in hybrids.
According to the company’s press release, this is how the first million will be spent:
* Brookings Institution: $200,000 to support a spring 2008 conference on federal policy to promote plug-ins
* CalCars: $200,000 to support its work to educate the public about plug-ins
* Electrical Power Research Institute (EPRI): $200,000 to support its plug-in research and development program;
* Plug-In America: $100,000 to raise public awareness and advocate for plug-in transportation;
* Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI): $200,000 to enable RMI to launch the design of a practical plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, with additional support and collaboration by Alcoa, Johnson Controls, and the Turner Foundation;
* Dr. Willett Kempton, University of Delaware: $150,000 for megawatt scale vehicle-to-grid research and implementation planning.
Too Not only is Google interested in creating a reliable plug-in hybrid, its new initiative will also support the development of a sustainable electricity grid. Under the proposal, owners would be able to sell back unused energy when power across the grid is running low.
Partnering with A123Systems-Hymotion, Google has already tested a fleet of Toyota Prius vehicles that were converted into plug-in hybrids. In the initial tests, the fleet’s fuel efficiency averaged 74mpg, stark contrast to the 41mpg for the test fleet of non-plug-in Prius cars.
Google also announced the start-up of the solar panel installation at Google HQ to power the plug-in vehicles it already has. The new solar panel installation at its Mountain View headquarters in California should develop up to 1.6 megawatts of power – enough to power roughly 1,000 homes.
Google employees will also be able to get free car sharing through Google Fleet. This fleet will get 100 PHEVs when they're available.
Too bad Honda (maker of quality Honda car bra) has decided to discontinue its Honda Accord hybrids.
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What are the OEM spark plugs for 2005 Dodge Stratus 2.7L DOHC V6 (this is the non-flex fuel)?
I would like the know the brand the factory installed in the car from new.
You both make valid point, but I had a dodge '99 Avenger 2.5 v6. That had factory NGK plugs (double platuim) in it before I replaced them. However, this was a mitsh. motor. The 05 Stratus is a Chrysler motor.
call your dodge dealer in the morning to find out for sure. they are likely Champions, but the sheer number of possible plugs makes it hard for anyone but an expert to know for sure. E_Ferrel makes a good point, that the number is under the hood, but in five years, the number may have been superseded or changed.
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