All the gasoline pours out of my push mower when I tip it over to check the blade. What am I doing wrong? (mowers, ground)
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And I swear, the gas cap is properly tightened. What am I doing wrong? Did I lose some tiny part off the engine at some point so that the gas stays in the tank only when the mower is upright? How can I check the blade if I can't tip the mower over?
And I swear, the gas cap is properly tightened. What am I doing wrong? Did I lose some tiny part off the engine at some point so that the gas stays in the tank only when the mower is upright? How can I check the blade if I can't tip the mower over?
How can I check the blade if I can't tip the mower over?
Have any saw horses?
Lift the whole mower up to bench height then you can reach under to deal with the blade (remove sharpen replace)
and get at the drain bung for oil changes (do at the same time). Also convenient for carb cleaning and plug changing.
Put the mower back on the ground before starting again.
There are "self-propelled" mowers with driven wheels and "push" mowers without. Not the same as reel mowers.
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