FREE MOWER! Turning Customers Trash Into My Treasure! How to Fix a Briggs And Stratton 6.5 Flathead

Customers Trash Briggs and Stratton mower had been sitting for YEARS! Hang out with me as I show you everything you need to know about diagnosing and repairing the BEST engine Briggs ever made. Hopefully my video will save you Time, Money and Frustration in the future!
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My name is Bre. I took two years of small engine repair at the local college. When I left school, I fell into a wonderful job at a local small engine shop where I worked the counter for a couple years. In 2010 my husband and I opened up our own small engine shop in central Arkansas where I am able to work alongside my family and best friends. We see over 2,000 pieces of small engine equipment every year, and answer 1,000's of small engine questions. We specialize in brands such as Briggs and Stratton, Kohler, Echo and Shindaiwa, but work everyday on MANY other brands like Stihl, Husqvarna, Honda, Craftsman, Remington, Red Max, Troy Bilt, Scag, Bad Boy, Hustler, World Lawn, Poulan, Mantis, Etc.. Hopefully, my experience I share, will save you Time, Money and Frustration in the future!
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[@Chickanic]

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[@Dawson48]

Hello, my name is Dawson, it’s pleasure to meet, you are awesome for your all video, iam Single never been married no kid, are you single? May I ask?

[@timscanlan1466]

I always look for free lawn mowers on Facebook or sometimes just when I'm driving I see one sitting on the side of the road with a signed that says "free take me" this past fall I picked up seven of them that way. Most of them just need carburetors rebuilt are in one case I picked up a 2017 that had a broken pull rope. I get them running, do a compression test, sharpen the blade,clean them up and sell them for $150 to $200 each I even write in free local delivery. I just got rid of the last one on Thursday my net profit was $1527.00 . Not bad for a retired guy trying to keep my mind occupied

[@mando6497]

Don't let the IRS know about this. They will hunt you down.

[@garnerac]

Respect!

[@philwood9760]

I saw 2 mowers at the recycling center and thought about this video.

[@lincolnlandpicker]

In Western Illinois, I fix mowers even though I am 72 yrs old and I get around $125-$150 for a good used mower like that. Really like your channel and am jealous of your shop :) I have learned a lot from you even if you are a young whippersnapper LOL

[@stevef.9659]

I use to price mine at 125-150 but the cost of good quality parts have gone up so have my price.

[@69wandering]

Nice... just starting to figure out how to even work on small engines.

[@bwnco]

Yes! Love that shop!

[@kennyrichard2971]

She is so right no L-heads, flatheads engines are indestructible

[@johndias6614]

Indestructible unless you are Project Farm where B&S engines go to die in the name of science..."let's find out"!

[@user-hx2wx7mk8n]

Kind of like a lot of 1990's cars and trucks!

[@joegarza3064]

I was talking to a friend about learning how to work on all two cycles. And now I'll start learning from you. Thank you. Yes I am a fan now

[@Sherry-jx9hs]

I had a old mower that my aunt had in her shed and it must have been at least 40 years old since her husband mowed the yard and had been gone for years when she passed away. Took it home and put gas in it and it started right up. It was a mower sold by Montgomery Wards which has been out of business for decades. Old stuff is hard to kill :)

[@brucemitchell5637]

WOW! That mower looks brand new! Great job, Bree!

[@carverindian]

Nice job where does one buy parts for 17 year old mower

[@Chickanic]

@@carverindian Fortunately There are still tons of parts available for this model. I added a link to get all the parts I used.

[@Chickanic]

Thanks Bruce! It's going to make someone a great mower.

[@leehuff2330]

​@@carverindian You would be surprised. I can still get parts quite easily for my 44 year old Lawn-Boy

[@PlanetaryThoughts9861]

@@leehuff2330 Maybe if mine was a REAL lawnboy instead of a knock off I could get a new choke for it. The new carb didn't come with a new choke either. Zip tie to the rescue!

[@michaelbaumgardner2530]

I've been fixing my own lawn equipment for 40 years,and it never fails I always learn something from your videos,the vacuum tester sure does beat the manual test...Thanks A Bushel.

[@calvinpoore2303]

Happy Easter to all

[@BearE9090]

I found 3 mowers for free. I did the same thing, and now the kids have had them for a few years now and are going strong. Great video.

[@Chickanic]

Awesome! That's the best way. Repairing a quality machine will always be better than buying all this new throw away stuff.

[@JW...-oj5iw]

@@Chickanic ... You got that right! My predecessor to the self propelled unit is a Yard Man with a cast aluminum deck. We bought it used in the '70s. I've kept it going through judicious repairs. It's due for some more attention, such as the vertical pull starter and I think I'll get a new dipstick tube to return it to its original configuration. Right now, I pull the fill plug and make sure it has oil close to the threads' upper area. The throttle is held by a crooked piece of stiff wire. When I fix it up again I think it will outlive me and my son will run it another lifetime.

[@HOLLESjr]

I believe that the two base gaskets are # 1 with primer bulb, # 2 Easy Start thermostat controlled choke without primer bulb.

[@pdcolema]

This brought back memories. People were always giving my dad old lawnmowers. He'd resurrect them and sell them for a few bucks. That's where I learned to be a mechanic, helping him with these old mowers. We always had 4 or 5 working mowers in our garage. I never had an excuse to not cut the yard. :-).

[@uknowimright6269]

@pdcolema ha same here, also had push sickle type hanging on wall that prevented any complaining about having to mow with a powered mower

[@lannagifts7865]

Wow. Your workshop is looking like a Workshop. It’s all coming together now. 👍🏼

[@Chickanic]

Thanks 👍

[@VincentZecchinelli]

Thank you, I have learned so much from you. Small engines are no longer quite so intimidating.

[@Chickanic]

If I can do it, ya'll can. Thanks so much Vincent!

[@dave-uf8ir]

U rock bree lol 😊

[@Guaicoboi]

​@@Chickanic....Same here, You're giving me the confidence to repair small engines...

[@jeffsonsmith7288]

Hi Bree. You are correct. I have one of these engines I purchased in 2005. It still runs great. The other day I went out to start it, fired up on the first try, and I forgot to drain the fuel from the bowl last October. Change the oil regularly, they ARE pretty bulletproof.

[@Wiechman]

Here recently I have actually completely rebuilt two of those same identical engines because it's like you said they are a diamond in the rough and will Outlast any overhead valve engine that they build today

[@anonanon7235]

Subbed, liked, commented. Your content is not new, but what is new, is your commentary. You are quite thorough in discussing what you're doing, what you plan to do or don't do.

[@FrankRoden-wm2lm]

As a kid my Father would pick out lawnmowers from the city dump. Then he would repair and fix them up and sell them. So your right it is a good way to recycle mowers, and get them back to use. Not to mention its a good money maker !!!

[@325xitgrocgetter]

Working on my in-laws house. Due to health reasons, they haven't used their Briggs and Stratton powered lawn mower in years. We're in the process of setting up a lawn service but until then, I wanted to see if I could get the lawn mower running. The engine is identical to this one and this video was very helpful in getting up and running. I did have a problem with the throttle/governor being jammed wide open by a twig so the engine was over revving. I removed the shroud, cleaned the area around the governor and linkages and all was well...Fires up on the first try and was able to get the lawn mowed today!

[@pennyan2057]

I've flipped dozens of mowers like that using your procedure. On social media, I'd have buyers lined up at the door @ $ 75.00, if I wanted to wait a day or two, I could get $ 150.00. Gotta love Michigan Tool and Die !!!! Happy Easter Bri!

[@oldjesus8978]

I have an old Craftsman mower with that engine. It's been under water several times. Each time I clean out the carb, change the air filter and oil and it starts right back up. Indestructible !

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Who keeps pushing it off the pier?

[@stanleyhape8427]

​@@JW...-oj5iw How else can you mow the bottom of the lake??

[@JemezDaveNM84]

I bought a 8hp craftsman chipper shredder a week ago for 50 bucks. All I did was pressure wash the thing (before) I started working on it and cleaned the carb. Now it looks an runs great. Sharpen ed the blades, changed oil after running it a while, and tried it out. Wish I had this 30 years ago! Good vid I enjoy your videos

[@user-fz4eh3yv6q]

Workshop looking good. So pleased you've got there with the layout. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@charlestidwell4970]

these segments are valuable to any homeowner who does their own upkeep,,,, thanks..

[@donnyarmstrong9559]

7:02 "So lets get to fixin"... love the look on your face! Thank You for all the learnin' that you give us! Living my best La Vida Loca here in south eastern Arizona

[@SpruceGoose-qx8zj]

Good morning Bri...! Always enjoy watching you work and learning from your great tips! Love your sense of humor too❤❤❤❤❤

[@tobymiller1598]

Really enjoy your videos. What I like the most is that you truly love what you are doing. The passion and excitement really show. Thank you for allowing us to see what you love doing!

[@mikebash6920]

When changing bits on your impact, you don't have to pull up on the collar to insert a new one. Just push it in. I always pulled it up like you do, and one day my son told me I didn't need to. Gave it a try and it works. Just makes it easier.

[@diverm2371]

Love seeing the carb teardowns...

[@hughgray4199]

Hey Chick: I just love your show... the attention to details and your obvious love of bringing life back to these engines....Keep up keeping up!

[@thomasknobbe4472]

Thank you for pointing out the potential issue with the warped air filter housing. That was the issue on my Dad's 27 year old John Deere with the Briggs motor. That one got fixed with a little carefully applied duck tape. My first thought is $100, but maybe more given you are at the beginning of the season and people are about to experience sticker shock at the big box stores. Keep fixing them, we'll keep watching!

[@Super4speed]

Excellent work, and you washed it, my Honda mower is 15 years old and my husqvarna tractor is 20 and both are maintained by me, thanks for sharing your experience it’s greatly appreciated

[@bigb7157]

Bought that same mower at a yard sale for $100 about 15 years ago. Still runs great and all I’ve ever done is put a $15 carb on it about 10 years ago.

[@barrybegley5379]

This Gal sure knows her stuff. We fellas can learn a thing or two from her. Nice job on the Briggs. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.

[@myrenkohlhorst4422]

WOW, your loft is up and organized. Now you have floor space. Looks fantastic and I love your videos.

[@jayl6019]

$200 easy, and well worth it! Love your channel. Thanks for sharing your wisdom!

[@timewa851]

the Quantum pulls a premium compared to others. the governed speed keeps it smooth & no-fuss. And the ignition, and the flat head. the ultimate mowing machine. Mine's from 4/2000 production. Needs a new air filter. bogged a bit a few days ago cutting neighbor's 1/2 acre.

[@jeanclaude7018]

I got a free curbside Craftsman that looked brand new. Figured it must be blown up or something. I washed and detailed it like a car, put fuel in, and it ran perfectly. Sold on Craigslist for $200. Wish I could do this weekly or daily! That was true easy money.

[@new921]

Love my flathead Briggs. 17 year old as well. Two pulls in the spring and one pull every time after. Periodically check the head bolts especially the lower. They are know to become loose overtime.

[@drgoodwrench01]

I’m retired and do so many of these “freebies” love your videos, and always seem to learn something from you…! My yard is full of freebies, and what some others called junk…

[@jimandnena4]

Good morning! We have never bought a new mower! Nena drives around the neighborhood at the beginning of Spring and finds mowers sitting at the curb. Usually, it is just a carb cleaning and they run fine. The newer models are mostly junk, plastic carb jets and such, so I just keep running the old models and give the newer models to our boys to use. We love watching your channel. Thank you. jimandnena

[@jimandnena4]

I should add that I hate cutting grass while Nena loves it!? Our deal is, if the mower starts in 2 pulls, she mows, otherwise I get stuck with it. I have not mowed in years. 😊

[@georgemitchell9696]

Smell the oil. If it smells burnt, be careful, and change. She’s a very good mechanic!

[@mikelikesit6175]

Those old Troy-Bilt mowers are amazing. In 2016 I plucked one out of someones garbage and fixed the pull cable. I used it for six seasons to cut my grass then one of the wheel assemblies broke and it went back to the trash but the motor was still running.

[@deanmsimpson]

Your mezzanine floor looks great! Excellent use of height space.

[@Shilohii65]

Looks amazing and for a few $$$ and some elbow grease. I’m thinking my transition into retirement age will be small engine repair. I took a class in high school and loved rebuilding engines. After two 3.5hp lawnmowers and 5.0hp (vertical) rototiller, I should have pursued that more as a career choice, but chose military after school. The project this week, I’d go for near top $$$, minus warranty, unless you offer warranty repairs, then I’d charge top $$$!!! Looks fantastic. Helps with an additional coat of surface treatment. The shine is incredible! Well done Bree.

[@Robert-dy2ej]

I want to thank you so much for the Briggs & Stratton carburetor video. Especially the part about using 2 gaskets for the air cleaner to carburetor connection. I couldn't get it to prime with 1 gasket. I don't think I would have figured it out without you!

[@nathanael5606]

I’ve got an ‘04 model. It runs well, but has some cosmetic damage. Great design, easy to repair, and plenty of power. The only downside is that it is pretty heavy. Thanks for the video

[@Ecksterphono]

I bought a Murray lawnmower from a pawnshop for $25. It has the quantum Briggs &Stratton flathead engine in it. Someone put a new carburetor in it and new airfilter. It wouldn't start. Found out the last owner put diesel fuel in the gas tank. Had to drain the tank, clean the lines, put fresh gasoline in it. It smoked for the first 5 minutes after changing the fuel in it, but then it cleared up. Runs amazing. Also put fresh engine oil in it. Great bargain.

[@bobbyg4100]

Great Video, your an amazing Chickanic. Love your common sense and sense humor. You’re a treasure to share these Video. God Bless you , your husband and family for sharing your skill set 🙏🏼

[@Buie144]

Great to see you so excited about getting another one running! Great job!

[@williambarnes1276]

Have one of these Troy Bilt that I purchased in 2003 for trimming. Still running great with proper maintenance.

[@davidhodges6326]

Side of the road and auctions are where all my small motor equipment comes from. I made a seat installer out of a small drift ground to a tiny nub on the end that holds the seat as I push it in.

[@RichaRat]

I have a DR trimmer that had been setting under the shed for about 5 years with that 6.5 hp Briggs after the recoil rope broke. Serial # shows 1999. After I fixed that it cranked on the first pull. The carburetor was pouring fuel and the gas tank was leaking. I replaced the needle and seat on the carb and ordered a fuel tank from Amazon. It runs perfectly. I changed the oil for the first time too. It should be could for another 25 years!

[@Chickanic]

I bet it will!

[@dave-uf8ir]

😊

[@JW...-oj5iw]

Should be. Could be.

[@reamer1363]

OMG it looks brand new. Seriously what an incredible recondition as for value you know that already but always fun to ask.😊

[@michaelmcnamara7695]

Fabulous work...well done Lady.

[@user-tj9kt5cs6d]

I used to have a old man who would go around and pick up old mowers at the dump and yard sales curb side ect and most of them were so simple to fix plug,water in gas ect I’d give him $5 to $20 bucks for them fix them and back out they go for another season or two and they would often come back for reg repairs. He was hy, I was happy, and most of all my customers were happy.

[@brianalcorn680]

I have THIS exact mower from 2007. It was running when we moved two-and-a-half years ago (and sat in a barn), but won’t start now. Before I buy a replacement mower, I’m going to try what you did here and see if I can resurrect it! Thanks so much for posting!

[@loyalmiller6984]

I love your excitement when you get an old machine up and running, I know the feeling well!!!

[@markperreault1951]

had to comment, you mentioned price gouging of parts from big box and dealers! Same issues here in Canada, priced JD fuel pump and dealer was $62 +tax, same part Amazon $20 delivered. Glad I watched your videos. thanks for the savings😊

[@kens.1779]

Love these trash to treasure videos! They are my favorite. Very satisfying to see neglected pieces of equipment turned into a useful tool Keep it up! I love your channel!

[@brianperry6533]

You make me look so good in front of my neighbours when starting stuff at has sat for awhile And I watch them struggle with there stuff

[@Barbarra63297]

I have no idea what you could get for that mower but I do know that sweet sound of a purring engine. Thing looks brand new!

[@markdanielczyk944]

Free 99, Briggs flat head, I'm in! New shop looks awesome!

[@Jarrodthebusker]

Those old Quantum engines are amazing. I've got a few I use for lawn care and they simply work.

[@williamjensen4531]

Love hearing the cardinal singing outside as you work Thank you Bre for your videos.

[@rickgaston7118]

Thank you , the best tutorials I have ever found .

[@romgar200]

I have this engine since 2002 or 2003. It starts with one pull every year. Never in 22 years it gave me any trouble. I never had to clean the carburetor. I don’t even drain fuel and don’t use any stabilizers. It just works. I figured it must have been a good engine to perform like it did. The deck is all rusted though. I was patching it up for the past few years. I just bought an aluminum deck mower without engine for $25. I will attempt swapping this engine to the new mower. Hope it fits and keeps running another 20 years.

[@smithwesson7149]

Great job! I have that same 2007 Briggs engine on a Craftsman body frame with the large rear wheels. I learned from your videos how to remove the carb and clean it and it still cranks on the first pull like it was new!

[@eddiemccreary3931]

Enjoy watching your clips. I have picked up so many good tips and refreshed my memory on stuff I forgot. Keep up the good work!

[@sounderdavis5446]

I have a similar vintage Troy-Bilt mower with a B&S 550 engine donated by my neighbor when she moved two years ago. It benefited from a similar overhaul. I much prefer it now for its easy push, simplicity, and reliabiliity over my PITA 2016 self-propelled Honda HRX217 with AutoChoke.

[@leehuff2330]

Reminds me of my early teens when I would trash pick old mowers and fix them up for sale. One time I sold one back to the guy I trash picked it from! 😂 Those were good engines, but not as bulletproof as the even older 92000 series. Those were practically indestructible even though they were only rated for 3 or 3.5 horsepower depending on which carburetor was on it, and those suction lift carburetors were even easier to work on. Personally, I would have gone ahead and added an inline fuel filter, and maybe even a shutoff while I was changing the fuel line (just my preference).

[@rossstevens4820]

Your videos helped me out a ton! I was about to take my equipment into the shop, but run across your videos, and now all of my stuff is running. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!°

[@donjohnson3701]

Gas, Spark, or Compression. I have a 31 year old flathead B&S that still runs like a top (with a little yearly maintenance!), aluminum deck Homelite mower. The spring time is usually a good time to find mowers sitting on the curb (people put them up for the winter with ethanol gas in them and they won’t start in the spring). They go buy a new one and toss the old one.

[@jasonahoosier7924]

Several years ago I replaced my Craftsman push mower, but before I got rid of it, I pulled the 190cc flathead engine off of it and it's still sitting in my shed. It does seem better than the newer 190cc Briggs I have now.

[@Williammartinez8735]

You are a really good person to. Helps people with THIS information and can tell your heart is true. Thank you.

[@nunyabznz3029]

Thank you for the detailed carb rebuild demonstration! I have a vintage machine that just had a replacement one installed but I am going to tinker with the old one and see if I can get it fixed.

[@sammorgan2390]

Great job ! Love watching you fix stuff

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[@chrisito245]

I have this exact year and model. Thanks for the tips !

[@Fritzie73]

Nice work ❤ wow it looks New! I LOVE Troy Bult they made fantastic mowers, snowblowers!!

[@user-mu8ho3tt7p]

Chickanic- you are a great entertaining, informed kick!! Thanks for the great video!!

[@markbuetow2351]

I have that same series engine on my 30 year old John Deere mower and it starts on the first pull every time.

[@LawpickingLocksmith]

Congratulations Bree! What aa beautiful machine.

[@rnldtylr]

OMG, I have a mower exactly like that. Now I know how to rebuild the carburetor. Sweet! Thanks!!

[@cruisinkruty4405]

Popping out needle seats with compressed air.....man does that bring back memories,we used to shoot them at each other and they sting when they hit bare skin. Circa 1971 at the mower shop I worked at as a kid. Your shop looks magnificent,need a shot of the front customer counter. Now is about the time you wished ya woulda built it a wee bit larger...Great carb video.

[@nigelmitchell5726]

You did a great job , thanks for the video on cleaning the carburettor etc ❤

[@bernardpaulsen825]

I have the very same mover, which now only runs on starting fluid. I’ll follow your instructions to the point! Thank you!!!

[@michaelrockwell9691]

I have a 2 stroke shop. In between customer repairs I build equipment also. I just finished a Husqvarna 359xp last night. Good money to be made for sure!

[@rubenMarquez37]

I jus saw you taking the carburetor out. I’m impressed and say my self. Don’t worry Ruben the beauty know what’s she’s doing 🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[@dave-uf8ir]

😊

[@craigbasoco4886]

Nice job ! Not many women like to repair small engines or even have a shop, easy stuff . I do it for the community not for the money, keep up the good work.

[@CalClassix]

Thank you for the video. I have the same model and did all the rebuild following your advice every step of the way. I also had to replace the starter assembly as I ripped the old cord. The only thing you didn't address is idle speed. Mine ran like 9,000 rpm until I figured out that I attached the governor spring in the wrong place. Slowly working my way up the tension ladder to get it right.

[@bentaylor8342]

Another work of excellence out the door!

[@marklubecke4854]

A touch of Bre-magic and the mower has a second life.

[@conzidv8]

I have a 1991 Craftsman, rear drive, with a Briggs flat head that I still use today. Lots of little repairs, fuel tank, rear wheels, etc. Starts first or second pull everytime.

[@vyger6336]

Thanks for another great video..Watch you all the time and have learned alot .It's hard for me to believe someone would just give this mower up..! I have the exact same mower but I think it's an 09. I have kept it running all these years just with preventive maintenance. I use it to get in the tight areas but do most of my yard , which is large ,.with my John Deere Rider .

[@user-nk8it7pp6j]

I want to spend my vacation with Bree at the shop learning the trade. What a babe!

[@rodneytilley567]

You did a great job. I’m impressed. The lawn $50-$75.

[@JeremyD325]

First video I discovered for your channel. Instant subscribe!! This is right up my alley

[@WBOS72]

Awesome job. Love the tutorials, thank you.

[@jamessharier7529]

Love how you make it look so easy ❤️❤️❤️

[@leosizemore-hm8jf]

I love how you specificity and walk through

[@larrymccormick4756]

I really enjoy your videos. Great work.