“Why is my riding lawn mower hunting?” This was a remark left on a video on my YouTube channel a day or two ago. Hunting can occur in any little motor, yet in this present circumstance we’ll discuss how to fix a riding lawn mower hunting.
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If your riding lawn mower won’t start, the first thing to check is the battery. I’m guilty of this as well. Perhaps you left the key in the accessory position, or maybe you left the lights on. Or, there’s the possibility that you have a parasitic draw which is draining the battery.
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If you’d like to know how to get rid of a riding lawn mower, I’ve got the solution: give it to me!
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You should consider learning how to test a riding lawn mower key switch. While it’s not a super common failure, it does happen. This simple test can help you troubleshoot a no spark or no start condition, so let’s get into it.
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If your riding lawn mower is leaking oil from the bottom of the engine, there’s a good chance that you need to replace a crankshaft seal.
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The average lifespan of a riding lawn mower is approximately 19.42 years. I’m kidding. The real answer is: it depends. Hardly satisfying, right?
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