✅ How to Repair a Yard Machine Push Mower Carburetor | Step-by-Step Guide

Is your Yard Machine push mower struggling to start or running rough? In this video, I’ll show you how to repair and clean the carburetor step by step to get your mower running like new again! 🚜💨

🔧 What You’ll Learn:
✅ How to remove the carburetor safely
✅ Cleaning tips to restore performance
✅ Replacing worn-out gaskets and parts
✅ Proper reassembly for a smooth-running mower

🛠 Tools & Parts Needed:
🔹 Carburetor cleaner: [Amazon Link]
🔹 Replacement gaskets: [Amazon Link]
🔹 Basic hand tools: [Amazon Link]

⏱ Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Removing the carburetor
2:15 Disassembling & cleaning
4:45 Replacing worn-out parts
6:10 Reassembly & installation
7:30 First start & final thoughts

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