Garden tools will inevitably have various problems in use, and we can easily eliminate them through some tips.
Cleverly check for cracks Once the parts on the machine have cracks, they must not be used reluctantly. But how to judge whether the parts have cracks and where are the cracks? Immerse the suspicious parts in kerosene for 30 minutes, remove and dry the surface, and smear a layer of chalk dust on the surface. After a period of time, the chalk dust absorbs the kerosene that has leaked out of the crack, making the cracked place change. Black, you can find the cracked parts.
Ingeniously install tires First remove the rust on the rim, apply a thin layer of talcum powder between the inner and outer tires, then flatten the rim and put on the tire. Use a foot pedal or a crowbar to pry the rim of one side of the tire into the rim, put the inner tube, and fix the inflation valve in the rim inflation valve hole with a wire, and finally install the other side of the tire. Starting from the corresponding position of the inflation valve, use a crowbar to pry part of the tire into the rim first, and then gradually install it from the inflation valve to both sides, and at the same time step on the tread opposite to the inflation valve with your feet. The steel wire ring part of the tire is gradually fitted into the rim.
Clever installation of oil seal When installing an oil seal on the crankshaft, the inner end face of the seal is easily twisted, resulting in oil leakage. Roll a clean thin hard paper into a trumpet-shaped reel, put the reel on the shaft, put the small end of the reel on the end of the shaft, put the oil seal on the small end of the reel, gently lighten the oil seal by hand Rotate forward on the shaft, the direction of rotation is the same as the direction of the reel. When the oil seal is in place, slowly withdraw from the reel.
Cleverly check the cable. The cable for the broken water pump is easily broken due to repeated folding and twisting during use. Use a 220V power plug to connect a 220V and 15W light bulb in series on one of the power cords. Connect the two power cords to the two ends of a core wire in the cable. When the power is connected, the light bulb lights up to indicate that the line is connected. Otherwise, the core wire is broken. At this time, hold the cable with both hands and squeeze it in the middle step by step. If the light is on, it means the line is broken. Disconnect the power supply, cut the rubber sleeve with a knife, connect the broken wire, and then wrap it with insulating tape.