Posted by fudpucker on June 05, 2014 at 07:10:59 from (66.55.233.245):
Last week I loaned my neighbor my ZTR since he had helped me do some concrete work the week before. When he checked the oil he said that he forgot to screw the dipstick back in and it blew almost a quart of oil our all over the engine, deck, back of the seat etc. He stopped the mower and called me over. The oil was still on the stick just a few millimeters below the low mark. I added some oil and attempted to start it. Now I have to leave the choke on for about three minutes while it warms up blowing grey smoke and when I shut it down it acts like it doesn't want to stop running, like you are slowly shutting the fuel supply down. I took it to dealer today and they said it would be 12 days before they could look at it. How bad do you think this is gonna be. Also, its only got 120 hours on it....
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