Primer bulb is bad, has a hole torn in it. Toro recycler walk behind lawn mower
If you don't see two screws diagonal of each other than there is a little ring holding in your primer bulb. Be careful when removing ring as to not bend out of shape usually new primer bulbs don't come with them. If there are the two screws diagonally, than just unscrew and lift holding plate remove old primer and reverse for install... Good Luck....
SOURCE: Toro Lawn Mower Won't Start
this is a very common problem with these toro mowers. the needle valve in the bowl of the carb. is plugged up with dirt or varnish from the fuel. just under the primer bulb there is the carb bowl. it has a nut under it that holds it on remove the bowl and make sure fuel flows constantly while the bowl is off. push up on the float to stop the gas flow. this could be messy and dangerous. careful with the gas. its flammable. best solution is to remove the carb and soak it overnight in a parts cleaner like gunk. caution small parts inside. this happins every year on mine no matter what i do. seems like the orifice is so small it clogs easily. good luck
SOURCE: Type of gasoline for Toro Recycler 6.5 HP
Without the mdl # I can't be for sure but I am 99% positive it is unleaded. Same as your car if you are in the US.
Kurt
SOURCE: Toro walk behind model 20025 Gas running through the carburetor
Carb. float must be stuck open. First if you have no fuel in the tank it must all be in the crankcase.Drain the oil and refill and also check the carb as the float has to be sticking open. Hope this will help you. Donnyb60
SOURCE: Toro Lawn mover 605 recycler
Your carburetor is definately dirty or it needs new gaskets, screen, and needle valve( carb. kit). Is this something that you think you might want to attempt? It really isn't that difficult. Can be done in about an hour. If so, let me know and I can give you a few tips.
Jim
SOURCE: my toro lawn mower will start with the primer
Had this problem after I inherited the same mower. Take the carb off and remove the "bowl" using the bolt at the bottom. You will see a plastic float and a needle valve. Remove the float by puling the the pin and clean the needle vale and ensure it moves freely. Also clean the "jet" that holds the float washer to the carb assembly. Also clean the bolt that hold the bowl on.
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