Ok guys you all have alot of very usefull information however i have done everything i can find on every website i can find and all i figured out is that i have the same problem and nothing is wrong with it.... primer bulb is good.. carburetor is 100% perfectly clean.. spark plug is brand new.. fuel is brand new.. air filter is brand new.. already checked for air leaks and none.. already tried blowing in the gas tank.. there is NO diapram in this mower. and many many many other ideas... yet not one of them worked. the only thing that will keep this mower running is the constant pressing the primer bubble... i have completely torn this motor appart and put it back together and there isnt even so much as a scratch inside of it. yet for some reason it will not pull gas on its own... i have a troy bilt push mower less than 1 year old. briggs and stratton motor 6.5hp 190cc 21" blade ps i swear to god if someone else tells me to clean the carb again i will throw this lawn mower off an overpass

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Boy, do I know what you're going thru. I have two children to a previous marriage, my first husband was killed. I remarried a few years later to a wonderful man that loves my two kids, and three years ago, we had a child of our own. Our daughter was born with Down Syndrome. She is beautiful and healthy. My husbands parents didn't react so well when they found our she was downs. They treated her like a sick child, they told people she had "a touch of Down Syndrome". Well, to make a long story short, we told them that we didn't want her treated differently than the other gkids. She is healthy and wonderful, and she need to be treated that way. They were angry and didn't speak to us for 8 mos. That was almost two years ago, and still to this day Alison isn't attached to her grandparents. We visit pretty often, but it is almost like they missed the bonding time when she was a baby and Alison knows it. I really hope that your mother realizes that building loving relationships with her family is too important to throw away on a stupid power struggle. If not, she will miss out on so much that can never be returned to her. I understand your frustration, but you can't make her resolve these differences. She made this decision to be angry, and she has to make the decision to get glad! You need to not be so hard on yourself. She's a grown woman with a mind of her own. Maybe you both just need a little distance right now.