22" Zero Turn Petrol Lawnmower FAQ

Yes, we carry a full range of spare parts for all machines in the Titan Pro range.

Yes, please see the link below to download the official user manual as a PDF.

Yes, please watch our product video below to see this zero-turn lawnmower in action.

 

Yes, there is. It is located under the fuel tank.

Please follow our starting procedure video first, to ensure you are attempting to do so correctly:

 

• When starting the 22" mower from cold the choke will need to be engaged. To do this, the throttle lever on the handlebars (with the tortoise and hare images) must be pushed fully forward to engage the choke. When this is done, try starting the mower as normal.
• Ensure the deadman/safety lever is pulled fully in and adjusted to the correct tension with the cable adjuster on the handlebars.
• If the mower starts, after letting it run for 10 seconds, pull the throttle lever back to a normal working position.

1. First, remove the spark plug.
2. Next, place the spark plug firmly back into the plug cap and rest the plug on the cylinder head so the plug is earthed.
3. Pull the pull cord. When pulling the cord, look at the spark plug. There should be a nice blue spark if all is well (this may be difficult to see in bright daylight).
4. If there is no spark, or the spark is of a yellow colour, then this can cause issues as the spark may be too weak.
5. Also, take note if the spark plug is wet with fuel. If it is, fuel is reaching the engine correctly.

If you need to replace a faulty spark plug, we stock correct replacements below:

The next thing to check is if there is any debris in the fuel that may have blocked the carburettor jet.

1. First, turn the fuel tap off (located between the fuel tank and the carburettor).
2. Check for debris by removing the fuel bowl on the underside of the carburettor. You will see two bolts on the underside of the float bowl: one at a 45-degree angle (drain) and one situated vertically.
3. You will need to undo the vertical 10mm bolt to remove the fuel bowl. When the bolt is removed, twist the fuel bowl off. Do not pull it straight down, as there is a rubber o-ring that will fall out or get damaged if pulled and not twisted off.
4. Once the fuel bowl is removed, look in the bowl to see if there are any small pieces of material. If so, wipe these out with a clean cloth.
5. The next step is to remove the brass fuel jet to see if this has been blocked. To do this you will need a short flat-head screwdriver. The jet is located in the centre of the carburettor inside the protruding tube coming down from the centre.
6. Insert the flat-head screwdriver into this tube to remove the jet.
7. Once removed, give the jet a good blow out and then hold it up to the light so you can see daylight through the tiny hole.
8. Reassemble the jet and float bowl carefully, ensuring the o-ring is seated properly.

There is an adjuster for belt tension located on the underside of this lawnmower.

You can find our step-by-step help video below which shows exactly how to safely replace the blade and blade boss on this lawnmower:

 

You can find our help video below which shows how to locate and replace the spark plug and air filter on this lawnmower to keep it running smoothly: