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…well-maintained lawn mower is easier to operate and will last longer. Step 1: Remove the spark plug boot and spark plug. Locate the spark plug boot and remove it, exposing the spark plug. Use a deep spark plug socket and ratchet to loosen…

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…and tighten securely. Fill with the proper weight oil. Step 5: Remove the spark plug boot. Locate and remove the spark plug boot. Remove the spark plug boot, which looks like a black hose here. Step 6: Remove the spark plug…

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…filter, inspecting and replacing the spark plug, replacing or cleaning the air filter…
…Step 13: Locate and remove the old spark plug. Remove any protective covers to access the spark plug. Pull off the spark plug boot…

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…the first snowfall by changing the oil and replacing the spark plug. Learn how to maintain your snowblower. Make sure…
…attic, basement and crawlspaces, and use a sealant to plug up any leaks. Gutters, Roof and Drains Check for…

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…more effectively. Step 1: Disconnect the spark plug. First, disconnect and move the spark plug wire away from the spark plug. This will eliminate any chance of the mower…

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…charge. You may need to change your spark plugs before you put your lawnmower away for the winter. If your spark plug is very corroded, you should replace it; otherwise, remove the plug, pour about an ounce of lawnmower…

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