Small Engine Repair in SA? Looking for recommendations.

[Mark in Austin]

I have a string trimmer and chainsaw that need work. Can anybody recommend a place that does good work?

[xrayzebra]

Lots of luck finding one that does decent work and doesn't charge the price of a new one.
Some of these newer engines aren't worth fixing. Between government regulation on gasoline and the engines themselves I haven't found one that last very long. The guy who worked on my lawn mower, in Leon Valley, went out of business and he was expensive.

[mouse]

There is a shop right before you get to planet K on Austin hwy

[CosmicCowboy]

John Sorolla on Cypress across from the Cove does good work. It's a legitimate business though, so not Spurstalk cheap.

[Wild Cobra]

John Sorolla on Cypress across from the Cove does good work. It's a legitimate business though, so not Spurstalk cheap.

LOL...

Spurtalk cheap.

LOL...

What are the chances the repair costs would be less than a new one?

[cantthinkofanything]

LOL...

Spurtalk cheap.

LOL...

What are the chances the repair costs would be less than a new one?

IDK. It would depend on the lumen content.

[DMC]

IDK. It would depend on the lumen content.
That's going to be required by law you know.

[SnakeBoy]

Unless they are pro quality Stihl, Husq, etc. you'll probably be better off tossing them and just buying new ones.

[Twisted_Dawg]

And always use that additive to remove the ethanol from the gas. Ethanol is the number factor in ruining 2 cycle engines as well as the newer 4 cycle engines.