The 6-hour Basic Small Engine Course provides essential hands-on training for beginners in engine repair and maintenance. Participants will learn how to identify common engine problems, perform basic troubleshooting, and carry out routine maintenance tasks like oil changes, spark plug replacement, and air filter cleaning. The course covers engines found in lawnmowers, chainsaws, and other small machinery. By the end, students will gain practical skills to confidently maintain and repair small engines, boosting their mechanical understanding. Engines and tools are provided for the course.

Fee: $100.00 per person

Add ons: Soft Cover Book $25.99 + Tax

Spiral Bound $32.99 + Tax

T Shirt $20.00 + Tax

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Take your small engine skills to the next level in this fast-paced, hands-on advanced course. Designed for those with prior experience, this 6-hour class dives deep into real-world engine problems and professional repair techniques used on lawn equipment, generators, and other small engines.

Students will tear down and rebuild engines, track down hard-to-find issues, service fuel and ignition systems, test compression, adjust valves, and master preventative maintenance that keeps engines running longer and stronger. You’ll learn how to think like a technician—using the right tools, following proper procedures, and solving problems with confidence.

By the end of the class, you won’t just fix engines—you’ll understand them. Perfect for aspiring mechanics, vocational students, and serious DIYers ready to turn skills into results.

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This 3-hour course equips fire department personnel with practical, hands-on skills to maintain and troubleshoot small engines essential to emergency operations. Designed for firefighters and support staff with limited mechanical experience, the training emphasizes equipment reliability, safety, and operational readiness.

Participants will learn routine inspection and maintenance procedures for small engines used in portable pumps, generators, chainsaws, and ventilation equipment. Topics include fuel and lubrication systems, air filtration, basic ignition components, safe starting procedures, and proper storage to prevent equipment failure.

The course focuses on preventative maintenance and early problem identification, helping reduce downtime and ensure equipment performs reliably when needed most. By the end of the session, attendees will be able to perform basic service tasks and recognize when equipment requires advanced repair or professional servicing.

$750.00 for up to 12 people. Includes "A Basic Guide To Small Engine Repair" for the department that hosts the class.

Add an extra hour for only $150.00 more.

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(A $1.00 a-mile fee will be assessed for any classes over a 40-mile radius).