From standard to specialty blades, there are a lot of options when it comes to walk-behind mower blades. In this video, we’ll explain what each blade does best and when you should use it. We’ll also give you three maintenance tips to keep your blades and mower deck in optimal operating condition.
For additional repair help, including common symptoms and troubleshooting tips, step-by-step lawn mower repair guides and articles, check out our repair help section. In addition, find the lawn mower parts you need to fix your mower.
Symptoms for gas walk-behind mowers
Repair guides for gas walk-behind mowers
These step-by-step repair guides will help you safely fix what’s broken on your walk-behind lawn mower.
The drive cable engages the transmission to spin the drive wheels and move the mower across the grass. Replace the drive cable if it's broken or frozen up inside the sheath.
Learn how replace a damaged wheel on a walk-behind lawn mower—it's a quick, easy fix.
The safety switch stops the engine when you release the lever on the handle. This repair guide explains how to replace it if it's not working correctly.
Articles and videos for gas walk-behind mowers
Use the advice and tips in these articles and videos to get the most out of your walk-behind lawn mower.
Learn 3 tips to keep the underside of your mower deck grass-free.
Check whether a clogged air filter, bad spark plug or contaminated gas is why your lawn mower won’t start.
How often and tall you mow your lawn has a big impact on its health. Check out these 3 rules.