It's time to cut the grass, but the small gasoline engine on my lawn mower refuses to start. I use the same gasoline that goes in my truck, and my truck always starts. My guess is that you work ...

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Gasoline sold in the summer is different from what’s sold in winter, and this has a big effect on how easily small engines start. Summer gas is intentionally made to evaporate less easily ...

So when it’s time to start the small engine after long storage, the first fuel atomized into the combustion chamber isn’t as flammable as you’d like it to be. It runs fine once it’s ...

Winter gas by comparison, evaporates more easily, making it easier to start in cold weather. I live in the country, 25-minute ...