I have a walk-behind lawnmower that won't start unless I spray a little starting fluid in the air intake.
I've read elsewhere on the web that doing this can harm a lawn mower's engine and would appreciate any thoughts about that claim.
Money is tight and I'd rather not take the mower to a repair ship, especially since it runs fine after I get it started with the starting fluid.
I've changed the air filter and spark plug but that doesn't help. I don't feel capable of cleaning the carburetor.
The lawn mower is a Craftsman with a Honda engine..
Thanks,
Terry
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