If your lawn mower sounds weak, bogs down, or simply won’t reach full power even with the throttle set to max, you’re not alone. A mower that doesn’t run at full throttle will leave your lawn uneven, uncut, and can signal bigger problems if ignored. Fortunately, most causes of low power or sluggish performance are … Read more
When your lawn mower won’t start, it can be incredibly frustrating—especially if your grass is getting tall and your time is short. Whether you own a gas-powered, electric, or battery-operated mower (walk-behind, self-propelled, or riding), there are several common reasons your machine might refuse to run. Fortunately, most no-start problems are simple and quick to … Read more
Is your Ryobi lawn mower leaving behind clumps, trails, or failing to pick up grass clippings in the bag or rear box? Bagging and grass pickup issues are common on all mower brands—including Ryobi’s popular 18V, 40V, and 80V battery-powered models—but nearly always have a simple cause and fix. If you’re tired of raking after … Read more
Spring is here, but your lawn mower won’t start, sputters, or simply refuses to work after sitting all winter? You’re not alone—this is one of the most common issues homeowners face each spring. Cold, moisture, stale fuel, and lack of off-season maintenance are the main culprits, but the good news is that most “won’t work … Read more
Tired of seeing grass clippings left behind after mowing—even though you’re using a bagging system? When a lawn mower stops picking up clippings, it can leave your yard messy, cause clumping, and create extra work. Whether you have a walk-behind, self-propelled, or riding mower, this is a common but easily fixed problem. This comprehensive guide … Read more
Is your lawn mower leaving clumps behind or refusing to collect grass clippings in the bag? Whether you’re using a walk-behind, self-propelled, or riding mower, poor bagging performance is a common but easily fixed problem. If you’re tired of raking after every mow or your mower is spitting out more grass than it’s bagging, don’t … Read more
You’re ready to tackle your yard, but your Yardworks lawn mower refuses to start. Whether you own a Yardworks push, self-propelled, or battery-powered model, a no-start problem is frustrating—but rarely means the mower is finished for good. Most Yardworks mower starting issues are caused by simple things you can fix at home with basic tools … Read more
Spring arrives, and you’re ready to get your yard back in shape—but your Toro lawn mower refuses to start after sitting all winter. Don’t worry: you’re not alone. Mowers of every brand (including Toro’s famous Recycler, Super Recycler, TimeMaster, and TimeCutter lines) commonly develop no-start issues after winter storage. The good news? Most causes are … Read more
When your lawn mower refuses to “fire”—meaning it cranks but doesn’t even try to start, or maybe just coughs once and dies—the problem usually comes down to spark, fuel, or air. But the ignition system is often the main culprit, especially if your engine seems completely dead. Whether you have a push mower, self-propelled, or … Read more
An uneven lawn is more than just an eyesore—it can leave your yard looking patchy, rough, and unhealthy. Whether you use a walk-behind, self-propelled, riding, or zero-turn mower, uneven cutting is a common but fixable problem. Fortunately, most causes can be diagnosed and solved at home with basic tools and a little know-how. This guide … Read more