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Mark's Small Engine Repair & Mobile Service

5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Farm equipment repair

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8 months ago

Mark did a great job doing maintenance on our mobile generator. Very happy with his service and would definitely hire him again.

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Driggers Small Engines - Locally owned and operated for your Outdoor Power Equipment.

Driggers Small Engines

(29 reviews)

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Mower wont mow? This is the spot, not the cheapest in town, but if your serious about things being…read moredone right and quality service come here... or keep the headaches with the cheap crap shops Ive banged my head over. Great selection of weed wackers and blowers also. Ive had mine for 5 years now with no issues.

I have done business with Driggers without issues over the years including purchasing some small…read morebut expensive outdoor power equipment. Things have changed. I had an off-brand protable generator that would not start. I changed the carburetor myself. The engine started, but it kept backfiring through the carburetor. I decided I needed some help, and I did not want to disassemble the engine myself. I took it to Driggers. I was greeted with, "We don't work on those!" I came back home. Pulled the valve cover to check for stuck valves. None found. Pulled the head to check for bent/leaking intake or exhaust valve. None found. Reassembled, adjusted valves. Problem persisted. Pulled the flywheel to look for a broken key which would affect engine timing. Not broken. Offshore manufactured spark plug had a small chip out of the tip of the insulator. Never thought that would be a problem. Found a used Champion spark plug in a toolbox that I inherited. It would fit, so I tried it. Nothing to lose since I was about to scrap the machine! Hit the key, and the engine started immediately! Ran the generator under load for an hour with no issues. Bottom line-these people were no help at all! No, I am not from San Fransico. Some default address in the system, I suppose!

Mark's Small Engine Repair & Mobile Service - farmingequipment - Updated October 2026

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