Why wont my rototiller work?

Answer 1

put gas in

Answer 2

Agree with the serious responses. Spark plugs are not expensive, a new one might be easier than cleaning and re-gapping an old one. Fresh gas is important. A few spritzes of carburtor cleaner help before replacing the air filter.

Answer 3

simplest answer old gas,, if emptied last year,, then go to the spark plug ,,take it out then clean it with gas then sand it then gap it ,,now before replaceing the plug,, put gas in the cylinder through the open spark plug area,,, now i should have mentioned clean the air filter or just knock the dust and dirt out then replace ,,now crank the starter pull over a few times before you ,,replace the plug ,,now set the choke and try to start ,did you use fresh gas ,,ok you greased your moving parts last year before storage right ,,if not oil them now,, so they move,, it should work if not go to the library and in the B&T section, find barnacle parps small engine repair it will give you the right advice for free ,,he wrote a book on outside tools also ,, good luck,, an old landscaper ,,

Answer 4

You did not give a lot of information. Try a new plug and new gas in the tank. If fact if you let it stand out all winter you may have water in the gas tank. In that case you will probably have to clean the carb too.

Answer 5

Way too general. Is it that it won't start? If so do you have fresh fuel, clogged carburator, new spark plug? Does it start but the tines won't turn? Does it start and die? More info please.