About Mower Mentor
We test the fix before we write it.
Mower Mentor is an independent site for US homeowners who fix and maintain their own riding and push mowers. Every guide starts with a test, so you replace the part that's actually broken.
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- Monk Script Private Limited, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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- US owners of riding and push mowers
- Amazon affiliate links and labeled sponsors
Why we exist
Mower Mentor helps US homeowners fix and maintain their own riding and push mowers. Every guide starts with a test, so you spend money only on the part that's actually broken.
No paid verdicts
Brands can't buy a better write-up, a higher ranking or an early look at a guide. Anything paid for is labeled.
A test before every part
Each fix shows you how to confirm the fault before you spend money on a part.
Matched to your engine
Plugs, filters and kits are matched by the engine's model and type number, not just the mower's name.
Mistakes fixed fast
We fix confirmed errors within 7 business days, directly in the guide, and update its date.
The people behind the guides
Akshay Singh, our Editor, writes every guide, and Aman Singh, the founder, reviews each one.
Akshay Singh
Editor
Akshay writes every guide on Mower Mentor and does the hands-on testing behind each one. Aman Singh reviews every guide before it’s published and again whenever it’s updated.
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Founder
Aman Singh is the founder of Mower Mentor. He started Mower Mentor to give mower owners clear, practical guides they can trust, and he reviews every guide before it’s published.
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How a guide gets made
The same six steps, in the same order, for every guide on the site.
Start with the problem
Topics come from what owners search for and ask us: a mower that clicks, a part that won't fit, a tune-up that's due.
Test it on a real mower
Akshay runs the checks the guide will ask you to run, such as a spark test, a voltage reading or a load test.
Write it in test order
The cheapest and most likely causes come first, with the part numbers and readings you need at each step.
Fact-check every claim
Every claim, number, step, price and link is checked against its source and the testing notes.
Review it in a separate pass
Aman Singh reviews the guide in a separate pass before it's published.
Date it and re-check it
Every guide shows when it was last updated, and we review each one at least once every 12 months.
What we cover
Repair, parts and maintenance for riding and push mowers, for Briggs & Stratton, Craftsman, Cub Cadet, Honda, Husqvarna, John Deere, Murray, Toro and Troy-Bilt. Buying guides and mower types come next.
How Mower Mentor makes money
- Affiliate links. When you buy through some links, we may earn a commission from Amazon, at no extra cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, Mower Mentor earns from qualifying purchases.
- Display ads. We don't show display ads yet. When we start, they'll be served by Mediavine.
- Two labeled placements. We sell a Sponsored Post and a Sidebar Display Slot directly to brands. Both are always labeled, and our Sponsorship Policy explains the rules.
None of this decides what we recommend.
Our rules
The rules we hold ourselves to, in full.
Spotted a mistake, or stuck on a repair?
Tell us. Confirmed errors get fixed in the guide, and the repairs readers ask about most become the next guides.