Flat Rock Garage

04/01/2026

That time of year again. Call us today.
860-581-3452

03/31/2026

It that time of year again. Call us today for a mobile Lawn Mower tune-up. We come to you. Call us today to schedule your tune-up or repair.
860-581-3452

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Flat Rock Garage does mobile small engine repair and service. chose us for all your power sports and power equipment needs

Servicing
Montville, Salem, Colchester Norwich, Lyme, Old Lyme, East Lyme, and Waterford

08/25/2025

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08/06/2025

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08/03/2025

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05/07/2025

A few more tune ups today

05/06/2025

Tune up on a 322-D

04/24/2025

Mobile Lawn Mower repair and service call Flat Rock Garage
1-860-581-3452

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09/09/2024

A couple of tune ups for a local roofing company to get them back in action

08/30/2024

Open shop time if any one needs anything done

08/15/2024

This one came in as a no start and a draw on the battery. The owner brought it to a different shop, who told him the battery was bad and it needed a stator. After some testing, I found the stator and rectifier to be in good working order, and the motor was flooded with fuel. I found a shorted out injector that was staying in the open position unless the battery was unhooked. This was killing the battery and flooding the motor with fuel. We replaced the bad injector, cleared the fuel in the motor, and it's ready to get back out on the water.