5 EASY Steps: GUARANTEED Honda Mower Start-up

Kickstart your spring lawn care routine! In just five easy steps, I'll show you how to effortlessly revive and startup your Honda HRR216 lawnmower from winter hibernation, using only basic tools that every homeowner or DIY enthusiast has on hand. Say goodbye to the hassle of specialty tools and hello to a smoothly running lawnmower, ready to tackle your spring yard with ease! Learn these same five easy steps to get most any Craftsman, Husqvarna, Troy-Bilt, Toro, or Lawn Boy out of winter storage.

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00:00 I'm not Klaus
00:53 1. Clean or replace spark plug
03:40 2. Drain engine oil
04:50 3. Inspect blades and clean under deck
06:18 Refill engine oil
07:43 4. Clean or replace air filter
09:34 5. Fuel and carburetor checks
16:02 The Money Shot
18:29 6. BONUS tips!

Wear your safety glasses, or you'll shoot your eye out. Try on some gloves. Take off that spark plug boot. Clean your room. Open the windows, those fumes are nasty. Just 'cause I do it, don't think it's the end all, be all solution. There's plenty more ideas out there, I can't take responsibility if you slice off a few fingers after watching my videos. And don't just pour that toxic stuff down the sewer or in the ditch, dispose of waste responsibly. Just be safe, OK?

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