Had mower running, but noticed gas line was corroded and has broken as gas was pouring out of line. Shut the mower off, replaced the gas line, then could not get it to start again. Thought it was battery, replaced battery, not even a click when you have a dead battery. Gas gets to the carb, the gas line is clear, I can see it go in. Have had to dump gas in carb to get it to start before... Not sure what I should do?:confused: (2002 Huskee LTD Model # 13AJ608H131 21 HP Briggs and Stratton engine with 46" deck)

Remove the bowl of the carb, see if there is any contaminants in the bowl, such as water, or debris.

Had mower running, but noticed gas line was corroded and has broken as gas was pouring out of line. Shut the mower off, replaced the gas line, then could not get it to start again. Thought it was battery, replaced battery, not even a click when you have a dead battery. Gas gets to the carb, the gas line is clear, I can see it go in. Have had to dump gas in carb to get it to start before... Not sure what I should do?:confused: (2002 Huskee LTD Model # 13AJ608H131 21 HP Briggs and Stratton engine with 46" deck)
Quoted:
"Had mower running, but noticed gas line was corroded and has broken as gas was pouring out of line. Shut the mower off, replaced the gas line, then could not get it to start again."
Assumption, hmm, could have gotten trash in line, correct?
Quoted:
"Gas gets to the carb, the gas line is clear, I can see it go in. Have had to dump gas in carb to get it to start before... "
Assumption, hmmm, could be the fuel solenoid, correct?

Another new comer not knowing how to use the rating system.
And as far as the solenoid, they stated, " not even a click when you have a dead battery."

Ohh well, live and learn.

I didn't mean to click that I disagree! I tried to go back and fix it, but I couldn't figure out how to.

Trash in the line? What? I never meant to give a bad mark... Wow.

Hmm, good luck!