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Hi I think I ran my mower to low on oil as it has a shut down switch in it if the oil
I have a murray rider, briggs straton, it has a built in low oil sensor (I believe)and I was mowing when it sputtered and quit. I checked the oil and it was barely registering, so I added oil let mower cool down and tried to restart it. Everything sounds just fine, like its going to start but just won't fire up. Is their away to "reset" this sensor, any help would be great, thanks.
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