Husqvarna FT900 Front Tine Tiller With Briggs and Stratton engine Review 6 out of 10, here's why
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Husqvarna FT900
Basic things here are just not up to par Grade 5 fasteners make a big difference. First 1/2 hour and we had to fix it
Roto Tiller time
The fact that this video is listed as "Husqvarna FT 900" when it's clearly a 950 series tells me that it's obvious this guy doesn't have a clue as to what he's talking about. Another hint is where at 0:34 he mentions the 950 means ft lbs of torque. LOL AND, that he's looking for HorsePower on a 208cc Engine.
Well my clearly misinformed and trolling friend, you are wrong. It is indeed an FT900 Tiller. The motor is a 950 briggs that produces 9.5 flbs of torque. So maybe you need to do some research before you beak off
Dumbass comments will be pinn3d
Thanks!
Thanks
For someone who doesn't know mechanic, like me, I guess these would be a bad option lol
it was an eye opener
it's pretty basic stuff and we had the bolts in stock
Those bolts probably come from briggs and stratton together with the motor?
Not normally as any motor I ever purchased never came with mounting hardware. After the bolts were changed we had great success
@@JimsNBHomestead might be different if you are an OEM manufacturer ordering large quantities of motors from briggs. I don't know but it would not be too far fetched to think the mounting bolts come with the engine. No clue.
At least it seems the swedes aren't that good anymore as they used to be. Everything goes to hell and we just can't have good things in this clown world anymore. It's sad.
It has indeed become a clown world
@@JimsNBHomestead BTW I got almost the same machine from Mcculloch (says Husqvarna on the type label though) and the motor mount bolts are rated. they say 8.8 BY whatever that means but all bolts on the machine seem rated. it's made in 2014. Sadly the carburetor of the briggs 950 just started dripping from the bottom and from the fuel lever. seems I gotta get a new carb as the lever can't be repaired
8.8 is the grade or strength value, and it's low. 10.9 would be preferred
Water?!? Where's the BL ??
Just teasing...the problem with Husqvarna is that the bought out Sears Canada when they folded... so you believe in the name Husqvarna but really it's all MTD foreign junk... I have a Craftsman Tractor and now whenin need parts I got to the Husqvarna dealer and use their part numbers... the just added a letter to the part number... for example Sears part number would be 12765... now it's 12765B..... junk...
Ain't it the truth