Fondren Small Engine Repair

Will R. inherited this Troy Built Bronco Tiller from his late Father-in-law’s estate. Rather than throw it away, he opted to get it repaired. The tiller clearly had been left out in the elements for several years. The wheels were locked to the axle, the entire fuel tank and carburetor were filled up with rust and water, as well as the combustion chamber. When he brought it to us, I told him there was a good chance the engine might be too far gone. Luckily, I was able to break the piston loose inside the cylinder, and could not detect any major damage. Next, I went about removing all of the water and rust from the fuel system and carburetor. Water was also inside of the crank case, which was removed and cleaned. Fresh oil was added. Finally, after using a combination of several different methods, I got the wheels freed from the axle. I then cleaned the rust off, added grease, and reassembled. It purrs like a kitten now, and Will is able to have a tiller that will last many more years to come. Even with all of the work performed, he paid less than 1/3rd the cost of a new tiller. He’s happy.

Do you have a piece of equipment that you need fixed? Call or text to set up an appointment. 769-257-8885

Thank you for your business, Fred S.! Like so many others before you, your trimmer set up for too long, and ethanol destroyed the carburetor. We got you fixed up with a new carburetor, and you are back in business. Thanks again!

Thank you for your business, Jeff D.!

This older and larger mower needed a little bit of TLC to get it up and running again. That included a carburetor rebuild, fuel system clean out, self propel system refurbishment, and a nice exterior wash.

Thank you for your business Douglas W.! Your weedeater, although it was relatively low on hours, had set up for too long and needed a carburetor job. Once I got that taken care of, if I read up on the first pull. Thanks again!