The model # doesn't seem to fit what you are describing. Missing a digit? You seem to be describing the ground wire that runs to a sensor to be sure that you have the bag or chute installed. (rear bagger) Is this an Insight?

Same mower, but mine will start, run for a few seconds then die like its not getting gas. Checked the lines, and the carb, I can make it run longer if I manually adjust the throttle but eventually it dies. Im thinking it needs a new carb kit or priming bulb but I cant find anything on this model.

hi, you can try and do a more thorough carb cleaning, if you have the time. you'll probably find that you can just replace the carb with a new 1 for little $ and be done with it.

• Yeah , you can pick up the Walbro float carb for this tecumseh engine for $12.50 with the red purge pump and emulsion tube . Keep yours for a spare and disassemble and clean as a weekend job !

Roflmao ! I had a customer drop off a similar 10682 2007 model lawn Boy this afternoon . He stated he picked it up @ his local junk yard for free , surprisingly since it was very clean . He said he drained the fuel and oil and refilled along with a new plug , but it would not start . I checked the compression , which was within spec for this last model yr Tecumseh engine . I noticed the air filter and housing missing so assumed he had played with the carb , however when I dropped the float bowl it needed a good cleaning . After servicing the carb attempted to start the engine , Zippo . I checked for spark , again Zippo ! I then noticed the grass bagger was removed and the mulch plug was on . I inspected for the bag interlock sensor green ground wire and it was coiled up under the recoil shroud (plugged in ). I unplugged the wire and lit up the little green monster 6.5 hp 4 Cycle . I noticed a little stumble in the idle so I added a little Seafoam to the fuel tank and let it run for 20 minutes and it smoothed right out . I thought it idled a little high but it should be good when the customer replaces the air filter . I called the customer who advised if he basket case was dead to just keep it for parts . I told him it was ready for pick up however the blade could use a sharpening , which he green lighted . The Moral of this Story is , I almost had a free lawn Boy , however most likely have a happier potential repeat customer in the future ! lol.