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Posted by Gerry Atrick on February 10, 2007, 11:26 pm
>This is the second year I have my Sears riding mower. It is kept in an
>attached garage. Last winter I started it every three or four weeks
>and it ran fine. This winter I planned on doing the same thing, but it
>just ran out of gas. So, should I put new gas in it, or keep it dry
>until the cutting season?
>
Unless you live in a region that dont get severely cold in winter, I
am surprised it starts at all. Once the temp gets below about 40 deg.
I never can get any small engines to start. Aside from the
snowblower, I dont even try to start them. Last year I tried to start
my Murray yard tractor to put it in the shed, and it would not start
in the cold. I finally just threw a tarp over it and left it where it
sat. It started just fine in spring.
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