My riding mower won't start. The plugs are good, fuel filter good, and it is getting fuel, but acts like it floods.
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It sounds like you have an issue with the choke on the mower and it is flooding the carburetor. You carburetor is getting too much gas right now and that is why it is flooding. Check the fuel value and the gas filter on the mower and see if you can change these or clean them.
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I bought my YTH22V46 tractor from Lowes in May 2018 and it worked beauifully through last years mowing season. Since I use the tractor during the winter to pull my lawn trailer I did not drain the gas and winterize it after the mowing season. I did keep fresh gas in it all winter. As the winter went on it became harder to start, it would crank and crank but not fire. I replaced the spark plugs and fuel filter, as recommended, but that made no difference. Lowes told me to contact an authorized service representative. The first one I called gave me an appointment on June 24th. Knowing that my lawn would be about a foot tall by then I contacted another authorized service dealer who picked up the tractor he next day.
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