It s summer again you drag the mower out of storage and of course it refuses to start up.
Gardenline lawn mower won t start.
If you aren t getting a spark at the plug or fuel isn t getting through to the engine known as fuel starvation the machine will never startup.
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My lawn mower won t start after winter.
Blows lots of blue smoke on start up.
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If that doesn t work you ll learn more in depth information about fuel oil.
Flooded engines reek of unburned fuel.
Petrol begins to go stale in just 30 days so it is worth draining your tank and filling up with fresh fuel.
Most of the time when a lawn mower won t start the cause is a problem with the gas or the lawn mower carburetor.
An engine that s getting gas and not starting probably has a flooded carburetor or cylinder soaked with gasoline.
Move your mower off your lawn to a hard surface.
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Fuel and a spark.
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Often your nose can make the diagnosis.
Bad compression can also lead to difficult starting.
Lawn mower won t start after winter.
Whether you ve got a toro lawn mower a briggs and stratton lawn mower or one of the other popular brands the last thing you want once winter finally lifts and spring has sprung is a.
For an engine to startup it basically requires two things.
With the mower turned off and the spark plug wire disengaged clear the underside of the mower of excessive clippings then resume a safe mowing position and give it another yank.
Remove the cap look inside and move the mower a little to see if you can hear the fuel sloshing around.
Before you even try to start your mower make sure there is fresh petrol in the tank you won t get very far without this.
Give it a rest.
Park the mower on level ground and wait about 15 minutes for the gas to evaporate.
This can also happen if your mower blade is dragging in grass or clogged with grass clippings.
