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Snapper mower repair
I have an electric start push mower. It has been sitting up for 18 months (aprox.) I have replaced the battery. However it does not turn over at all. I removed the cover and sprayed engine start in the carb. I used the pull start and it ran as long as the fluid was in the carb. The fuel is flowing to the carb. I removed the fuel line. I guess you could say I have 2 problems. I would appreciate any direction. Thanks
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Would that be 18 months with fuel in the tank? If so dump it and rinse out the tank and fuel line with fresh gas bought recently. I would drop the carb bowl and flush that too. Operate the float to see if fuel will flow, you may need a carb boiling. |
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