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OT: What to do with your old lawnmower, pressure washers etc. that are no longer worth fixing...

kidcock#

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It doesn't appear that Edmunds landfill in Lexington accepts these items. Thanks for any suggestions.
 
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Leave on street and a mechanic type will pick it up and $10.00 later have it running and on eBay
We've had several yard sales that included small engines that didn't run. Some of them came with the house and had never run since I've lived here. A tiller, an edger and a weedeater that I remember. Someone always made offers on them. There's a lot of interchangeability between small engines and parts.
 
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Scrap yard. Make a few bucks while getting rid of your trash. I got $48 last week for a few old push lawn mowers and a old trampoline.
 
Not trash but I’ve got this old dingo manco buggy I got as a kid in 1990. Tried getting it running a couple months ago. It would start to fire but carb was clogged. Fuel tank rusty. I took it to a small engine shop in Chaplin with a new carb and fel tank per his recommendation and he was gonna get it going.
Well, he got it to run (rough) but he says it’s leaking between the carb and motor. He tried some kind of gasket but no dice.

I’m now debating just putting a whole brand new motor on the thing but I really hate trashing an 8 hp Briggs ( he says those ol Briggs were really about 12-13 hp.

I want to get it going and my kids ride it one day and I don’t think you can buy anything like it now.

any ideas? I’d pay to get the motor and new carb going but I hate fiddling with engine stuff like this.
 
We just leave anything metal on the curb and the scrap metal collectors pick it up to make a few bucks.
 
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