Whether you're getting ready to store your gas-powered lawn mower or just pulling it out of storage, it might be time to ...

Height adjustment is made with two levers, one at the front axle and one at the rear. The Briggs and Stratton gas engine is ...

1. Clean and refill the lawn mower fuel tank. An obvious—and often overlooked—reason your mower is not starting is that the tank is empty or contains gas that is either old or contaminated ...

When the leaves start changing, most of us put away our lawn mowers for the winter. Make sure you empty the gas tank before storing it over the winter. Consumer Reports has some tips to make sure ...

If the tank holds gas that you winterized last fall ... Take the old one to a lawn mower dealer or home center if you’re not sure which one to get. If you know the mower model, it’s just ...

Whether it’s your lawn mower, leaf blower ... Do not try to tip your mower on its side or attempt to pull a fuel line off the tank. If you’re not able to drain it by hand, just run your ...

“When you think about servicing a lawn mower you have to be careful ... it came out of a greater focus on innovation,” Lavender said. Fuel tanks are designed to trap a volume of air so ...

Lawn mowers respond best to constant preventative ... To do so, first disconnect the spark plug and siphon out the fuel tank or remove it, then tip the mower back and give the deck a thorough ...

He compared the RFG left in a lawn mower gas tank to a peanut butter and jelly sandwich left on a table for a few hours. "You put a plastic bag around it, it stays fresh,'' he said. "It's the same ...

Once the mower gets going, you can cut a large area of grass with one tank of fuel — no need to stop and recharge a battery partway through the task. Gas mowers require regular maintenance to ...