How to Tune-up Your Lawn Mower in 3 Ssimple Steps

Looking to get the most out of your lawn mower? Who isn’t?! Well, in this simple infographic you will learn 3 simple steps to tune up your lawn mower and get the most power out of it. Saving you time cutting the lawn, giving you a better cut, and most importantly perhaps extend the life of your lawn care equipment. So if you are looking to tune up your mower and get more power out of it, keep reading. 

What are the 3 most important steps to tuning up my lawn mower?

Simply put, according to this infographic the 3 most important steps to tuning up your mower are to change your mower's oil and filter, clean or replace your air filter and treat your fuel. 

Is it ok to use aftermarket air and oil filters on my lawn mower?

Here’s the deal, there are plenty of gre3at deals when it comes to aftermarket parts. And in general, you will likely not face any issues if you chose to use aftermarket filters. However, if your equipment is under warranty, you will likely want to follow the owners manual step by step to avoid voiding the warranty.

When should I treat my fuel?

Most lawn care professionals agree, you should treat your fuel with a fuel stabilizer. Unless you know that you will use all of the fuel the next time you mow the lawn, treating your fuel will help prevent issues down the road. 

3-step Lawn Mower Tune-up at the End of the Day

Tune up your lawn mower in 3 simple steps and get the most out of it!  Maximize power, save time, and extend its lifespan with this easy annual maintenance.

Key steps:

• Change the oil and filter
• Clean or replace the air filter
• Treat the fuel with a stabilizer

Aftermarket parts are generally fine unless your mower is under warranty.

In this simple infographic by Briggs and Stratton, you can see just how simple it can be to tune up your lawn mower. This sort of tune-up should be done at least once a year and will help your lawn mower maintain maximum power and life-span. 

For more lawn care tips, check out our lawn care pros blog!

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