i dont think it has a shutoff switch but if it does were would it beif it doesnt have a shut off switch how to turn off the fuel to take out the carberetor bowl it is a briggs and stratton 5 hp yard man
yes i will work and the time change you are looking for would 25 min - 30 min to teat to see if the cake is don e tap the center of the cake lightly with finger tip or when it starts to pull away from the side of the pan
i'm pretty sure your cake idea would work:) but i think the temperture would work at putting at 300 put you make have to put it in less time beacuse the pan will be smaller and it won't be as filled up beacuse your using some of the batter for the cup cakes as well.
First, that is a weird recipeMost cakes are baked at 350f for far less time (35-40 min give or take)Is there a reason you want to use this particular recipe? As a general rule, you can make any cake batter into a sheet cake (the 9x13 pan), 2 cake rounds, 2 cake squares (8x8 or 9x9), bundt cake, or cupcake panThe only thing you would adjust is the timingThe smaller the cakes, the less time it bakesA cake that would take 35-40 minutes as sheet cake, would take about 15-18 minutes as cupcakesFor rounds, 20-25 min, generally If you're set on using that recipe, do two rounds (easier than one plus cupcakes), and check at about the 30 minute mark with a toothpick.
Your Machine Doesn't Have A Fuel Shut Off - It Uses The Carburetor Float To Shut The Fuel OffThe Float Is Like A Mini Donut Made Out Of A Plastic Material, With Air Inside, Made To Float On The Surface Of The GasolineIt's Attached To A Little Needle An Odd Shaped Aluminum Piece That Is Lifted By The Float Into A Small Hole In-turn Shutting Off The Fuel FlowAs The Engine Runs It Uses Fuel And The Gasoline Level In The Carburetor Drops Lowering The Float - Opening The Needle From The Small Hole Allowing Gasoline To Flow Into The Lower Part Of The CarburetorAgain, Raising The Float And Turning Off The Fuel - This Happens Many Times Over The Period The Engine Is RunningIf Your Worried About Gasoline Leaking, The Best Thing To Do, Is To Fill Your Tank With A Limited Amount Of Fuel Needed To Mow Your Lawn - Then Run The Machine Until All Fuel In The Tank Is UsedA Few Other Things To Help Keep Your Machine Out Of The SHOPKeep Your Gasoline Fresh No More Than 60 Days Old From The Pump (If Purchased In 1-2 Gal Quantity)And, Most Of All Don't Store The Machine In A Hot Storage Room (If Possible) Hot Days - Cool Night Will Cause Moisture To Condense Within The Fuel Tank (Engines Don't Like Water In Their Gasoline)Running The Machine Out Of Gasoline Seems To Work In Our Area (West Texas 90 +/- Days 60 +/- Nights)Most Of All Read Your Owners Manual And Clean You Air Filter As Directed Check Your Air Filter After Each Use And Clean As Needed - Also Change Your Oil At Least Once A YearBut, Again Follow Briggs Strattons Owners ManualDo Hope This Helps.
