Is your Yard Force lawn mower suddenly harder to push, or does the self-propel feature seem weak, jerky, or dead altogether? The self-propel system is one of the main reasons people choose Yard Force mowers—especially for larger or sloped yards. When it fails, mowing can quickly become exhausting. The good news? Most self-propel problems can … Read more
Nothing is more frustrating than pulling your lawn mower out for the first cut of the season—only to find it just won’t start. Whether you have a push mower, riding mower, or electric model, starting problems are among the most common headaches for homeowners. The good news? Most “won’t start” issues are easy to diagnose … Read more
Kobalt lawn mowers—especially their 40V and 80V battery-powered models—are increasingly popular for their power, convenience, and eco-friendly design. But even the best electric mowers can sometimes refuse to start, leaving you stuck with an overgrown lawn. Whether you have a Kobalt cordless or corded electric mower, this guide covers every likely cause and fix for … Read more
Honda lawn mowers are known for their reliability, smooth engines, and long service life. But even the best mowers can lose power—causing rough cutting, slow blade speed, or stalling in thick grass. If your Honda mower starts but won’t run at full strength, don’t worry. Most causes are easy to diagnose and repair at home. … Read more
When your lawn mower cranks but won’t start, or it fires for a second and dies, one of the most common causes is fuel not reaching the carburetor. This issue can happen on walk-behind, riding, and zero-turn mowers of all brands. Fuel delivery problems are almost always fixable at home—and diagnosing the cause can save … Read more
Does your lawn mower run for a while, then sputter, stall, or just stop altogether—even though there’s plenty of gas in the tank? One often-overlooked culprit is a gas cap that isn’t venting properly. Modern mower gas caps have a tiny vent hole or valve that allows air into the tank as fuel leaves. If … Read more
Few things are more frustrating than finally getting your lawnmower to start—only for it to sputter and stall a few seconds later. This is a common headache for homeowners and pros alike, and it can strike both push and riding mowers, as well as gas and even some battery models. The good news? Most causes … Read more
Has your lawn mower been sitting all winter, or even just a few weeks, and now won’t start? This is one of the most common mower problems. After storage—especially in the off-season—fuel and engine issues are far more likely. The good news? Most of these problems are simple to fix, and a little know-how will … Read more
Ryobi lawn mowers are loved for their reliable performance, simple maintenance, and value for both homeowners and lawn care pros. But what if your Ryobi mower suddenly won’t start? Whether you have a 40V battery-powered Ryobi mower or a traditional gas model, starting issues are common—but nearly always fixable at home. This complete guide will … Read more
You hop on your riding mower, turn the key—and nothing happens. No click, no crank, not even a sputter from the engine. Or maybe you hear a click, but the engine won’t spin. If your riding lawn mower isn’t “turning over” (cranking), it can be frustrating and confusing. But don’t worry—most causes are straightforward and … Read more