How much oil in a Suffolk punch 35s - Garden

hi rebecca.
i have had a look on the internet but can not find out where you would get one,you could try phoning the main dealers or try ebay.

An old question but putting this here for anyone with a similar issue:

Remove the cutting cartridge from the mower. Remove the 24mm bolt holding on the drive cog (this is reverse threaded). Remove the grass shield at the rear of the cartridge (3 screws either side). Remove the top bar with handle (10mm socket recessed in the end of the bar. You should now be able to remove the blade, back off the adjusting screws either side and remove the bearing housings.

carburetor have a setting level for its fuel , check the floating control adjust fuel level , also check spark plug current is there,just by rotating engine and keeping spark plug out of cylinder , just keeping it with engine body.

Running only with full choke is a fuel problem. Unhook fuel line from carb. it should run good. If not go back the line. Check the fuel cap vent.

It should just screw out, there is a thread on the plastic fuel tap, they can be pretty tight.

Try http://www.agriengineering.co.uk/en/store/secure_viewItem.asp?idProduct=29748

Hi Keith,

You can find spares here:

http://www.espares.co.uk/search/lawnmowers/suffolk-punch/p/1116/2173

If you google suffolk + punch + spares you should be able to find more websites which supply blades.

Hope this helps!

Yes, that's all you need. At some time yours was cross-threaded, That means that it was forced on wrongly, and broke the thread.

There is a small idling mixture screw on the side of the carburettor.
As the engine is not well suited to the carb. it mainly runs on the idle setting!
As long as you are not leaving the choke on. This is a little tab on the top of the carb. You start with it set on C then soon set it on the middle position, and after about 3 mins turn it off.

i checked the site and said just 4 stroke kawasaki engine oil and unleaded gasoline