How to fix your Sabre gas walk-behind mower when it won't cut evenly
If the mower isn't cutting the grass evenly, first make sure that the wheels are set at the same height. If a wheel is damaged, replace it to ensure that the mower travels evenly over the lawn.
Also check that the blade is sharp and undamaged. A dull blade tatters rather than slices the ends of the grass, leaving the tips brown and dry. A damaged blade is off balance, so it cuts unevenly. Replace the blade if it's damaged.
Sabre repair parts that you may need for your gas walk-behind lawn mower
- Fuel filter. The fuel filter traps dirt and contaminants in the gasoline before the fuel enters the carburetor.
- Gas tank cap. The gas tank cap covers the fuel tank and has a small vent in the cap that allows fuel to flow out of the tank to the carburetor.
- Sparkplug. The sparkplug provides the ignition spark that lights the fuel inside the cylinder to drive the piston.
- Flywheel key. The flywheel key mates the flywheel to the engine crankshaft.