Pleased to hear that.    Keep blade lubricated when storing for long periods, and adjust blades occasionally to keep it cutting nicely. 

Hi Mick, thanks so much for the reply. Did as suggested and managed to get it rolling (and cutting). I think it was also a bit stiff from lack of use...

Hi CheshamMow, and welcome to TGMF.

I would just do a visual inspection of the cutting cylinder and make sure none of the welds are broken, or blades bent. 

Then start by backing off the adjustment each side so the bottom blade moves away from the cylinder, see if it all turns normally and then adjust the bottom blade so it's just touching the cylinder blades all the way across. If sharp enough you should be able to cut strips of paper while setting it up.

Hi, so after being gifted a neighbour's AL-KO Razor Cut mower (they moved) I can't seem to get it to roll (I know, something so simple...). It seems locked or something as the wheels/cylinder blades make a clang sound when trying to spin them. Possible something's broken?

Quote from: Sonnym on April 16, 2024, 07:31:44 PMHi mick, if anything the hole could be too small. I used a very small drill bit. Will give it another bash tomorrow 😁
Thanks

That's quite possible. I tend to use the Honda cleaning pins for these jobs, the are the correct size and the ends are designed to scrape the varnish off the brass jets without damaging them.

Hi mick, if anything the hole could be too small. I used a very small drill bit. Will give it another bash tomorrow 😁
Thanks

Quote from: Sonnym on April 16, 2024, 06:09:03 PMThe main jet screw  that takes fuel from the bowl, it was blocked solid, so I ran a small drill piece through.

Ok, so hopefully you didn't take any metal off with the drill bit and enlarged the jet too much. Try starting it without choke.

Have you tried another spark plug just in case that's also causing issues? 

The main jet screw  that takes fuel from the bowl, it was blocked solid, so I ran a small drill piece through.

Sonnym, what jet did you unblock, the one under the bowl nut, or the plastic one on the top?