Mower Service & Repair in Kountze, TX

Your operator's manual tells you. It lists hour intervals for oil, the air filter and the spark plug. Follow those, not the calendar. A mower cutting through Hardin County brush every week racks up hours fast. Sandy soil makes dust, too, so the air filter may need attention sooner. A full check before first cutting, then spot checks through the season, is a good rhythm. Schedule service online when you're getting close to an interval.

Yes. We work on other brands too. The shop takes almost anything it can get parts for, including mowers with Kohler, Briggs & Stratton and Kawasaki engines. That covers zero-turns, stand-ons, walk-behinds and lawn tractors. If your mower is unusual, call the store with the make and model before you haul it from Kountze. That way you'll know parts aren't a problem before you make the drive. Then tell the shop what it's doing when you drop it off.

Usually the fuel or the battery. Fuel left in the tank over winter goes stale and gums up the carburetor, so the engine won't fire or runs rough. A battery left on the mower drains down and won't crank. A fouled spark plug or a mouse nest in the air box can also do it. Try a charged battery and fresh fuel first. If it still won't start, it likely needs the carburetor cleaned. That's shop work, and spring is full of it.

Yes. Vines and brush wrap around the spindles and pack under the deck. That slows the blades and wears the bearings and belts. The shop can pull the deck, clear the spindles and check the bearings and belts for damage. Hardin County grows dense undergrowth of brush and vines, so it's a common problem here. Between visits, scrape the deck after each mow and raise the cut over heavy growth. If you hear a new growl from the deck, have it checked.

The make and model, what's wrong and when it started. Say whether the trouble came on suddenly, like after hitting a stump, or slowly over weeks. Note the hours if you know them and when the oil was last changed. Mention anything you've already swapped, like a plug or a filter. If there's a noise, describe when you hear it. A few lines of detail point the shop toward the problem before it even starts looking.