If your outdoor power equipment isn’t performing like it used to, it may be time for a repair. Bring it in if you notice:

• Hard starting – takes multiple pulls or won’t start at all

• Loss of power – struggles under normal load or stalls unexpectedly

• Unusual noises – knocking, grinding, or squealing from the engine or moving parts

• Smoke from the exhaust – blue, black, or white smoke during operation

• Fuel or oil leaks – puddles, stains, or strong smells after use

• Excessive vibration – shaking handles or unstable operation

• Overheating – engine gets hot quickly or shuts down unexpectedly

• Poor performance – not cutting, blowing, trimming, or powering equipment effectively

Addressing these issues early can prevent bigger repairs, save money, and keep your equipment running when you need it most.

If any of these sound familiar, it’s time for a tune-up or repair. Addressing problems early can prevent costly breakdowns and extend the life of your equipment.