How do lawn mowers work?

Answer 1

In zero turn or riding lawn mowers the hydraulic fluid is reused every cycle. First the fluid exits the tank and into the pump, the pump is powered by the engine and the pump's job is to pump the fluid to the hydraulic motors. The hydraulic motors are completely different than the pump. The difference is that the pump needs power from the engine to pump the fluid but the motors need fluid from the pump to make power. The motors have gears and fins and when the fluid exits the pump and into the motors the fluid passes the fins and they move and that makes the gears move and the power is transferred to the wheels.

Answer 2

If you go to Wikipedia.com, and type in "two-stroke engines" there is a whole page on how they work

put gas in, the gas goes into a float , the float gives the engine just enough gas to run perfect. the gas goes into the cylinder wich then explodes. velves let the air out of cylinder so motor keeps running. the governor sprimg tells the motor for more or less gas

Answer 3

The same way all engines work. They use gasoline to, well....you sould know the rest....

Answer 4

Instead of an internal combustion engine (gas) it has a motor that is powered by electricity. It just needs to be plugged into an electrical outlet.

Answer 5

Plug it in and turn it on.