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Huskee

Debbie of chillicothe, OH June 30, 2009

Purchased a huskee 500 Series push mower two years ago. Bought the extended warranty. We just replaced it for the 7th time and this one has to be taken back, also. Once you stop mowing to take a break, refuel, etc. It won't keep running. Same problem, each time. As soon as the warranty is over. I will never buy another Huskee. It is a worthless product.

Dane D. Rogers of Shelby, NC April 14, 2009

well,it seems to me that the 23hp mowers are the ones that is giving everyone problems,huskee mowers that is.let me tell you about my 16.5hp 42in cut that i purchased back in 1996 well i had some trouble with the mower cutting off on me time and time again.so what i done was i took the carburetor apart clipped the tip off the little pin that moves up and down to allow the fuel to enter the carburetor and the mower has been running like new and its 13 yrs old now.

i have never changed not one belt nor pulley not even the blades just the filters which is normal. my mower sit in bad weather for quite some time and the rust locked it down so bad that a new battery couldn't roll it over. after sanding down a few crucial parts of the engine it started right up after sitting in bad weather for two years and its still cutting like a champ. i don't know what's going on with the huskees of today but i can tell you that my huskee has never given me any bad serious problems,i guess i must have bought a good one.

NONEK

Drew of Tullahoma, TN March 23, 2009

I purchased a huskee lawn tractor from my grandfather. The mower was made in 2002, has a 42 deck, and a 17.5 hp engine. The mower is a horrible piece of junk. The carburetor always has junk in it and I've had to clean it 14 times now. I always take pristine care of all of my belongings, i even wax the outside! One day of regular mowing, one of the blade spindles broke. Took it to the local repair man and they replaced it. They also said that the carburetor has gunk in it. I had to pay 200 for parts and labor. (keep in mind I'm 13 years old) I know this mower isn't supposed to be used for 12 yards in a week, but they should build a better product than this. Overall, don't buy a hUskee lawnmower ever!!!!!!!

Kevin of Hardyville, KY March 21, 2009

I bought a Huskee tiller 5 hp the problem with it is the gas tank split in two along the seam and straight up the side and this is the second one Iv'e had to replace at 40.00 this part should not be made of plastic because it can't take the pressure from the gas expanding from the heat definatly a bad design and of course the warrenty ran out after 9o day's.

Randy of Prosperity, SC November 11, 2008

I purchased a Huskee riding lawnmower in June 2008 and an extend at home service plan since I was departing to Afghanistan. My wife has had nothing but problems with this mower. The muffler is missing, it will not run or engage. There is no local service providers as promised and she gets no cooperation from store reps.

My wife is having to cut the grass by push mower, and I am out 1700.00.

Chip of Wimberley, TX October 14, 2007

I made the mistake of purchasing a Huskee 22 550 series push mower. I have owned a variety of mowers since 1976, and this Huskee is my first and last. The way it is designed allows the blade to hit everything that comes near the mower such as rock, pavement etc., (Please note, I'm not talking about running over rock and pavement; I'm talking about mowing near rock and pavement.) Next, the engine is sluggish, and I don't believe that it is rated correctly regarding horsepower. The bottom line is that it is poorly designed, unsafe, sluggish and was a big waste of money.  Although I consider this to be unsafe and a lousy mower, the only damage has been the price of the mower (170). 

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