How much oil does a craftman LT1500 riding lawnmower hold?thank you in advance.

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LT
Craftsman LT1500 Engine Specs
Briggs and Stratton Engine

Engine Model ..................... Briggs and Stratton 31C707
Engine Type ..................... 4-cycle single cylinder OHV vertical shaft air-cooled gasoline engine
Number of Cylinders ..................... 1
Displacement, cu.in (cc) ..................... 30.5 (500)
Cylinder Bore, in (mm) ..................... 3.56 (91.0)
Piston Stroke, in (mm) ..................... 3.06 (78.0)
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LTS
Craftsman LTS 1500 Engine

Engine Model .................. Briggs and Stratton 31C707
Engine Type .................. 4-cycle single cylinder OHV vertical shaft air-cooled gasoline engine
Number of Cylinders .................. 1
Displacement, cu.in (cc) .................. 30.5 (500)
Cylinder Bore, in (mm) .................. 3.56 (91.0)
Piston Stroke, in (mm) .................. 3.06 (78.0)

https://www.google.com/search?q=craftsman+LTS1500+engine

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Yes, all riding lawn mowers have an oil filter. These are not small cycle motors which burn the oil with the gasoline. Please see your user manual or search for the advanced maintenance manual for your riding lawnmower online for specific details.

Could you check the model number again and provide the Brand?

Check oil breather for being plug-up.

Either over filled with oil, valve stem seals leaking, engine breather blocked, or the engine is badly worn.

Go to www.managemylife.com and get a manual.

Most of the time when a engine pops, or back fires, your valves are usually out of adjustment.

The charging system is under the flywheel, but first check the 2 wires are connected at the side of the motor, they might be black and white at the conector.

Use the lawnmower's oil dipstick to determine whether the oil level is correct. Maintain the correct level of oil. If you've overfilled the oil, open the drain plug, and drain some of the oil into a waste container.

Dispose of any excess oil properly. Burning off excess oil is undesirable. It can foul the mower's spark plug, piston rings, and other engine components and contributes to air pollution.

If your mower's engine has not been overfilled with oil, but still is smoking, it may have stuck or worn piston rings or another maintenance problem.
If it has sat over the winter, and didnt have stabilizer in it - it may be bad gas too. Drain it out, and put in fresh.

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