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Andrew LeDuc

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Andrew LeDuc

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8 years of experience

I do on-site repair and maintenance work for Lawn Equipment, Small Engines, as well as Automotive. This includes lawnmowers, weed wackers, leaf blowers, snowblowers, chainsaws, ect... I can also do light work on vehicles, including motorcycles, and various electrical or handyman type of work.

I do on-site repair and maintenance work for Lawn Equipment, Small Engines, as well as Automotive. This includes lawnmowers, weed wackers, leaf blowers, snowblowers, chainsaws, ect... I can also do light work on vehicles, including motorcycles, and various electrical or handyman type of work.






Hampden County Property Services

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Hampden County Property Services

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18 years of experience

We are a full scale Property Maintenance company. We can handle all of your needs from property management for landlords, to full scale remodeling. Our specialties are in the smaller jobs that most consumers find difficult to find a contractor at a reasonable rate. We have 8+ Employees and have an excellent track record.

We are a full scale Property Maintenance company. We can handle all of your needs from property management for landlords, to full scale remodeling. Our specialties are in the smaller jobs that most consumers find difficult to find a contractor at a reasonable rate. We have 8+ Employees and have an excellent track record.


Amherst Welding inc.

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Amherst Welding inc.

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26 years of experience

Amherst Welding, Inc. has been professionally owned and operated since 1999 with business roots in the Pioneer Valley since 1984. Originally owned by Jeff Weeks who put together a team of highly skilled and dedicated people. Two of these people, Darrin Brown and Tyler Godfrey, now own and operate Amherst Welding, Inc. Jeff is still a member of the team as Sales Manager, as well as lending his many years of knowledge and experience.

Amherst Welding, Inc. has been professionally owned and operated since 1999 with business roots in the Pioneer Valley since 1984. Originally owned by Jeff Weeks who put together a team of highly skilled and dedicated people. Two of these people, Darrin Brown and Tyler Godfrey, now own and operate Amherst Welding, Inc. Jeff is still a member of the team as Sales Manager, as well as lending his many years of knowledge and experience.


"We hired Matt after he evaluated our property and gave us a fair proposal. He and his team of two qualified workers arrived and efficiently cleaned up our property and Matt performed the de-thatching. Very pleased and we will hire again."

Linda D on April 2020

"We hired Matt after he evaluated our property and gave us a fair proposal. He and his team of two qualified workers arrived and efficiently cleaned up our property and Matt performed the de-thatching. Very pleased and we will hire again."

Linda D on April 2020



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Lawn Tool Repair questions, answered by experts

A standard home lawn mower with sharp blades can handle a thin layer of leaves without issue. You may need to make a couple of passes within several days to mulch leaves down, but your mower shouldn’t struggle. If your mower comes with a mulching kit, like an attachment to blow leaves out the side, that’s a good sign it’s ready for fall leaves. Set your mower to the highest or near-highest height for this project so it focuses on the leaves rather than the grass below.

There are a few reasons why a lawn mower cord won’t pull, including an engine jam, a tangled cord, a broken recoil starter, or poor maintenance. To troubleshoot, turn the mower off. Then, inspect the cord, look for any tangles, and gently pull it to identify where the resistance starts. If you’re not seeing any obstructions, you may need to call in a professional for repairs.

You need to change your spark plugs regularly. It is recommended that your spark plugs should be checked and changed after every 25 hours of use.

Sometimes dark smoke trailing out of your lawn mower is the result of excess oil. It smokes as it burns off. Other times, it could signal a problem with the combustion or contaminated fuel. If changing the fuel and cleaning your mower doesn’t help, call a professional (especially if the smoke is white).

Before your lawn mower quits working entirely, it’ll likely give you some signs of wear and tear that indicate a repair is needed. Signs that you might need repairs to your lawn mower include: 

  • Oil leaks

  • Vibrating engine

  • Smoking exhaust 

  • Increase in time to mow

  • Unusual noises

  • Increase in gas consumption

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