bertsmobile1
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As your mower stalled out there is a slight chance that the flywheel has spun onn the shaft & put the timing out.
Get some spray carb cleaner or starting fluid.
Remove the spark plug and give the engine a SHORT shot down the plug hole.
Fit a NEW plug and give it a pull or two
Engine does not go bang, take the flywheel retainer off & check the flywheel key
Engine goes bang = valves are closed & the ignition timing may be OK.
Repeat but squirt down the carb throat.
Engine does not go bang = valve problem
Engine starts and runs till the fuel is burned ≈ 5 seconds = ignition & valve timing is good.
Repeat but continue to give it SHORT shots down the carb.
If you can keep it running like this for around a minute = fuel problem
let us know how you go.
Get some spray carb cleaner or starting fluid.
Remove the spark plug and give the engine a SHORT shot down the plug hole.
Fit a NEW plug and give it a pull or two
Engine does not go bang, take the flywheel retainer off & check the flywheel key
Engine goes bang = valves are closed & the ignition timing may be OK.
Repeat but squirt down the carb throat.
Engine does not go bang = valve problem
Engine starts and runs till the fuel is burned ≈ 5 seconds = ignition & valve timing is good.
Repeat but continue to give it SHORT shots down the carb.
If you can keep it running like this for around a minute = fuel problem
let us know how you go.