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About Howard Buchin
Expertise
How can I fix my small engine problem? Is a good question I can respond to. This includes how to overhaul engines, carburetors, valves, pistons & proper diagnostic testing. Questions regarding the worth of fixing a machine or buying a new one, I can adequately respond to. Questions that I'd have difficulty with, include: how can I fix a sm. engine transmission problem, some electrical type problems, and/or any models that I am unfamiliar with.

Experience
I have experience repairing lawnmowers [manual self-propelled], weed-wackers, chainsaws[electric and gas], leaf blowers, blade-sharpening, snow-blowers. My experience includes repairs to Briggs & Stratton, Lawnboy, Toro, Stihl machinery.

Publications
I have had some of my written work published in local newspapers.

Education/Credentials
I've completed a small engine certificate. As well, I've completed Automotive Engines 1, & Basic Brakes & ABS Theory, at Centennial College. I also have credits in Computer Hardware Repair & well as five credits in Paralegal training.

Past/Present Clients
I owned and operated Buchnor Home Services, with commercial and residential clients in and around the G.T.A.[Greater Toronto Area].

 
   

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Small Engines (Lawn Mowers, etc.) - replacement battery


Expert: Howard Buchin - 10/31/2008

Question
I received a replacment battery p/n 123899x for my Husqvarna mower it doesn't have any fluid in the battery.
Do I have to add acid to the battery for it to charge?

Answer
Hello Hugo,

First off I would contact the shop where I purchased the battery to ask them.  Batteries generally are filled with water, that then becomes acidic through the battery process.  
It is best to use only distilled water, and you should fill the battery chambers only to the top of the plates.

Over filling can cause the electrolyte to be too weak. This can result in your battery not working efficiently.

Good luck,

Howard

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