Mower4Lawn Announces How To Store Lawn Mower Information

CAMPBELL, Calif. - Nov. 26, 2014 - PRLog -- MOWER4LAWN (www.mower4lawn.com) the web's leading site for comparing lawn and push mowers and getting information on the latest green and ecological lawn and push mowers is offering advice for winterizing and storage of lawn mowers for winter.  It is estimated that if a lawn mower is properly prepped in winter, there will be easier start up times when it is needed in the Spring.

One of the first concerns is the lawn mower battery.  It should be disconnected at the cable from the actual battery.  Always remove the negative cable or the one that includes a minus sign first. After  the battery is completely removed wipe it off with a cloth. Use a metal brush and clean the battery terminal.  One may even use a battery cleaner product if there is heavy erosion to be removed.  Lastly, store it in a cool, dry place as far away from gas cans, or the water heater or furnace as possible.

No lawn equipment should ever be stowed with fuel inside a fuel tank. The equipment should be run out of fuel, or one should use a fuel stabilizer.  A fuel stabilizer should be added to a full tank of gas. Add the fuel preserver by following all package directions.  It is important to run the mower for just a few minutes to get the stabilizer circulated through the carburetor. Stabilizer can keep fuel fresh for up to about 6 months.  Be sure the tank is full after running as a full tank will help keep moisture from building up inside the tank and forming rust.  Rust can eventually break away from the sides and clog the carburetor.

Those looking for a push mower will find the mower4lawn.com  site a good place to start. They'll find all the basics concerning the use of a manual push mower. They'll also find a full list of push lawnmower brands and models currently available on the market, along with comparison charts, reviews and videos showing how to assemble them.

         For more information, visit http://www.mower4lawn.com.