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| David | I have an older RX95 mower that has become very difficult to start. The engine floods almost immediately when it is cold, and when it does finally start fuel come out the muffler, and my oil quickly becomes contaminated with gasoline. I use the fuel shutoff between uses, but the problem persists. The mower runs terrific once it gets started and has a chance to warm up, so I would really like to keep it, but not if I have to change the oil every few uses and struggle with it every time I want to use it. I would sure appreciate any input anyone can give me. Thanks.
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| Ted Barlor | Did you find a solution? I'm having the same problem with my rx95. Mine dies wihtin seconds of starting due the flooding. |
| Mike | Same problem here. Any new info yet?
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| Lansing E. Schantz | I have a 1984 RX 95 John Deere riding mower. This has a 12.5 HP Kawasaki engine. It gallops (engine races) at an idle to mid range. Full power seems to be fine. Any ides what might cause this?
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