Your riding mower’s top speed depends on a number of factors, such as the size of the engine, which often corresponds to the ...

First, you may need to disassemble a few things in order to gain access to the carburetor. Remove the cover from the air filter and check that the filter is clean, not clogged up with dirt and ...

While a clog in the carburetor is usually the reason a mower will turn over but not start, it's not the only one. Another possible problem is with the ignition system. Both riding mowers and pull ...

A dull blade damages your grass, so it’s key to sharpen or replace a lawn mower blade regularly. Consumer Reports shows you how to do that task.

To empty the carburetor bowl in your mower: • Run the engine dry, then let the machine fully cool. • Locate the carburetor bowl.