Beyond mowers, snowblowers, and generators
Those three make up most of the work, but plenty of other equipment runs on small engines. Call or text (734) 400-0790, tell Brandon what you have and what it’s doing, and he’ll tell you whether it’s something he can take.
Two-stroke and four-stroke
Four-stroke engines have separate oil in the crankcase, like a car. They’re common on mowers, snowblowers, and generators. Two-stroke engines run on a fuel and oil mix and are common on handheld equipment. Each has its own typical problems. Brandon works on both.
Signs something’s wrong
- Hard starting or no start
- Starts but won’t stay running
- Loss of power under load
- Surging, smoking, or unusual noise
- Fuel or oil leaks
If you notice smoke, a fuel leak, or knocking, stop running the equipment until it’s checked.
Residential and commercial
Homeowners and businesses both. If you run equipment for work, mention it when you call.