Zero turn mowers are riding lawnmowers. The design and features offered by a zero turn mower do not really translate into anything that would work well for a push mower. Several brands, such as John Deere and Snapper, offer zero turn (riding) mowers that are designed specifically for residential use.
Zero turn lawn mowers can be either a riding lawn mower or a push lawn mower, depending on you're preference. Push lawn mowers start around three hundred dollars.
Not on a push mower that has no electric start. On a riding mower, yes there is an ignition key.
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The same as any riding mower. The following is a site which explains how the work: http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4689999_rideon-lawn-mower-work.html
its probly flooded.
counterclockwise
Disengage blades, push down and/or lock it and turn the key. If nothing happens, the most common parts for failure are the key switch and the solenoid.
push pull turn
Have to disengage hydraulic pump(s) then you can push it.
counterclockwise
You should be able to turn the starter with little effort when it is not engaged with the flywheel.
There is something wrong with the gears or drag link. Check them thoroughly