Once the carburetor is back together, mount it on the lawn mower, reattach the throttle and choke linkage cables, and reinstall the fuel lines and spark plug cable. Fasten the bolts on the ...

Winterizing your walk-behind lawn ... carburetor and drain the remaining gas into a gasoline storage container. (You can add the leftover fuel to your car.) Stabilize the fuel if you store the ...

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Disconnect the spark plug wire if you're using a gas lawn mower. You don’t want it switching on accidentally during this process. 2. Drain the ... the air filter and carburetor upright.

I’ve restored dozens of gas engine lawn mowers ... fuel clogging the carburetor, and a dirty spark plug. If you run a fuel check (see steps below) and the mower still doesn’t start or it ...

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