Small Engine Service and Maintenance Wingate, NC

We are a local, small business that's mobile and on the go! We offer lawn mower service and repair to all areas of Union County: Indian Trail, Fairview, Marshville, Marvin, Matthews, Mineral Springs, Monroe, Stallings, Waxhaw, Weddington, Wesley Chapel, and Wingate. 

Don't hesitate to reach out to us if you have any questions or concerns about your small engine maintenance needs.

Our team has extensive expertise working with a wide range of equipment, including but not limited to Stump Grinders, Pressure Washers, Generators, Water Pumps, Air Compressors, Leaf Vacuums, Compact Track Loaders (Dingos®), Chippers, Log Splitters, and more. We are confident in our ability to provide top-notch service and ensure that your equipment is operating at its best.

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It is essential to adhere to the maintenance timetable of small engines to guarantee that they remain dependable and have a long working life. Regular maintenance can prevent expensive repairs and breakdowns by detecting any possible issues right away. Additionally, a properly-maintained engine will function more productively, resulting in improved performance and fuel usage. Following the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule can help keep the warranty of your equipment intact. 

The suggested maintenance plan for your engine will depend on its usage, but usually, it is suggested to have a professional service at least once a year and to examine and maintain certain parts of the engine, such as the air filter, oil and oil filter, spark plug and blades, more regularly. 

Lastly, keeping detailed records of maintenance and repairs can be beneficial in the event of a warranty claim. All in all, taking the time to maintain your small engine equipment will save you money and headaches in the long run.

• Malfunctioning carburetors are the most usual issues encountered with small motors. This component is accountable for blending fuel and air in the right ratio for burning. When the carburetor isn't working correctly, the engine may either stall, run badly, or not start up at all.

• Other typical problems with small engines involve the spark plug, air filter, fuel filter, or an obstructed fuel line. 

• Additionally, issues with the oil, such as inadequate amounts or aged oil, can likewise trigger problems. 

To stop issues and lengthen the life of your small engine, it is necessary to frequently check and keep these components.

A number of explanations can be attributed to why a small engine might not be producing power, however, some of the most frequent reasons include:

• A dirty air filter obstructing the airflow to the engine and causing a loss of power.

• A clogged fuel filter blocking the fuel passage and preventing the engine from getting the necessary fuel, resulting in a lack of power.

• An outdated or inadequate oil quantity can produce friction and deterioration in the engine's moving parts, resulting in reduced power.

• A blocked carburetor preventing the engine from obtaining the right combination of fuel and air, causing it to lose power.

• A worn out spark plug hindering the engine from starting or running poorly, resulting in a loss of power.

• An obstructed exhaust restricting the engine from discharging the exhaust gases, leading to the motor being deprived of power.

Note: It is important to keep in mind that these are some of the most widespread causes of a small engine losing power, yet it may be caused by other issues. At Mobile Mower Blade & Service we're here to help diagnose and service nearly anything with a motor.