FAQs
Common lawn mower parts include:
- Engine or motor: Powers the mower.
- Cutting blade: Cuts the grass.
- Mower deck: Houses and protects the blade.
- Wheels: Control movement and cutting height.
- Handle and controls: Used to start, stop, and steer the mower.
- Grass bag or discharge chute: Collects or releases clippings.
Common repairs and lawn mower supplies include:
- Replacing spark plugs or air filters
- Cleaning or repairing the carburetor
- Sharpening or replacing mower blades
- Replacing worn drive belts
- Repairing starter or self-propel systems
- Changing oil and fixing fuel-system problems
Usually, repairing is cheaper if the repair costs less than about 50% of a comparable new mower.
- Repair: Better for minor issues involving blades, belts, filters, spark plugs, carburetors, or other lawn mower accessories.
- Replace: Better when the engine, transmission, or deck has major damage, repairs are frequent, or the repair approaches half the price of a new lawn mower.
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