Hints & Advice
Lawnmowers
- I have a Lawn Mower that is quite old. It will not start, can you service it?We service Masport, Lawnmaster, Rover, Victa and John Deere Lawn Mowers. So if it is one of these bring it in, and we'll get it sorted for you.
Ride On Mowers
- What oil do I put in my Masport Lawnmower which has a Briggs and Stratton engine?Only use SAE 30 oil in Briggs and Stratton engines. We always have SAE 30 oil in stock so you can never run out.
Safety tips from Allpower on working with outdoor power equipment.
Know how to properly operate the equipment. Read the operator’s manual before using any power equipment and know where the controls are and what they do. Make sure to always follow recommended procedures and safety instructions.
Dress properly for the job. Wear long trousers, close-fitting clothes, sturdy closed toe shoes, safety glasses and ear protection. Don’t wear anything that could get caught in moving parts (loose clothes, jewelry, and be careful of long hair).
Handle fuel carefully. Fill up before you start, while the engine is cold and be careful not to spill when you fill. Store fuel in an appropriate container in a cool ventilated area.
Clear the area you’ll be working in before you start, remove any rocks, twigs, cans, golf balls, or anything that could be thrown by equipment.
Keep hands and feet away from moving parts. Never work on equipment while it’s running. Never remove or tamper with safety devices and labels, they’re provided to protect you.
Know how to properly operate the equipment. Read the operator’s manual before using any power equipment and know where the controls are and what they do. Make sure to always follow recommended procedures and safety instructions.
Dress properly for the job. Wear long trousers, close-fitting clothes, sturdy closed toe shoes, safety glasses and ear protection. Don’t wear anything that could get caught in moving parts (loose clothes, jewelry, and be careful of long hair).
Handle fuel carefully. Fill up before you start, while the engine is cold and be careful not to spill when you fill. Store fuel in an appropriate container in a cool ventilated area.
Clear the area you’ll be working in before you start, remove any rocks, twigs, cans, golf balls, or anything that could be thrown by equipment.
Keep hands and feet away from moving parts. Never work on equipment while it’s running. Never remove or tamper with safety devices and labels, they’re provided to protect you.