The best way to make sure your snowblower starts effortlessly next winter is to prepare it for storage now, before spring officially begins. Seasonal maintenance may not feel urgent when the snow is melting, but skipping it can lead to …
To get your lawn mower ready for the first cut of the season, you need to perform a full tune-up that includes replacing the air filter, spark plug, and oil, sharpening or changing the blade, and inspecting key safety parts …
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To troubleshoot a snowblower that won’t start, first inspect the spark plug for wear or damage and use an ignition tester to ensure it’s functioning. Check the carburetor for restrictions caused by residue from evaporated fuel, and consider cleaning it …
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Seven common ways you’re wasting money in your home include: neglecting refrigerator maintenance, such as cleaning the condenser coils and replacing a worn gasket; not regularly clearing lint from your dryer, both at the filter and venting tube; overusing space …
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“Many people wait until their yards are overgrown to take out their lawn mowers and other yard care equipment out of storage,” said Jeff Linderman, resident small engine expert at RepairClinic.com. “However, just a few simple lawn mower servicing steps …
The most common causes of a tiller engine running poorly are restricted carburetors, defective spark plugs, and clogged fuel filters. Old fuel can leave gummy residues in the carburetor, a spark plug may degrade due to carbon build-up, and the …
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The most common lawn care myths include ideas like watering daily, mowing grass very short, leaving fuel in mowers over winter, raking leaves immediately, and seeding bare patches in spring. Watering frequently for short periods keeps roots shallow, making lawns …
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If your gas-powered leaf blower starts then stalls, there are five likely causes to consider. First, a clogged spark arrestor can cause the engine to lose power and stall; it may require cleaning or replacing. Second, a restricted carburetor often …
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Your gas leaf blower might not start due to several common issues such as a defective spark plug, restricted carburetor from old fuel, clogged fuel filter, broken rewind spring, malfunctioning recoil starter, clogged spark arrestor, dirty air filter, defective ignition …
When your gas-powered edger won’t start, the issue is often due to one of three common problems: a defective spark plug, a restricted carburetor, or a malfunctioning ignition coil. Over time, a spark plug may degrade from carbon build-up, preventing …
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If your riding mower blades won’t engage, the most likely issues are a defective PTO clutch, a faulty PTO switch, a worn-out manual clutch, a worn or broken blade drive belt, or a damaged clutch cable. To fix this, inspect …
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A snowblower leaks gas due to a variety of issues occurring between the fuel exiting the tank and reaching the engine cylinder. Common causes include a worn carburetor bowl gasket, defective float assembly components, a cracked carburetor, a damaged fuel …
Your lawn mower battery may keep dying due to four potential issues: a faulty battery, a malfunctioning charger, a defective alternator, or a defective voltage regulator. A worn-out battery may have one or more dead cells and need replacement. If …
Smoking is not allowed during lawn mower maintenance because it involves handling gasoline and engine oil, which are flammable substances. A single spark from smoking could ignite these flammable materials and cause a fire hazard. It’s essential to prioritize safety …
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To replace your chainsaw’s chain bar, begin by ensuring the engine is cool, and the on-off switch is in the “off” position with the chain brake disengaged. Remove the clutch cover, detach the old chain bar and cutting chain, and …
Using OEM parts in your repairs ensures superior durability, performance, and warranty compliance for your appliances, HVAC systems, and outdoor power equipment. OEM parts are designed by the original manufacturer, providing quality assurance, precise compatibility, and extended longevity compared to …
To adjust the throttle and choke for optimal performance in small engines, start by identifying these components, typically located near the carburetor. Inspect for wear, such as loose connections or damaged cables, and replace any faulty parts. Warm up the …
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If your snowblower isn’t throwing snow, it’s likely due to a mechanical issue with the auger, belt, shear pins, or impeller — and most of these problems are fixable without professional help. Snowblowers are critical tools in cold climates where …
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A string trimmer head may not spin due to several issues, such as a worn clutch, a damaged drive shaft, a defective trimmer head, or a broken throttle cable. These components are crucial for the trimmer’s operation; for example, the …
A pressure washer may lack water pressure due to insufficient water supply or a malfunctioning pump. Ensure the water supply is strong enough, as pressure can drop significantly if the hose is too long. If water supply isn’t the issue, …
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