My push mower was bought by my dad about 1970 its a 20 in with a 3.5 hp briggs motor and still going. When I mowed the home stead it took 3 tanks of gas per cutting of his lawn. I got it from him around 1990 and its still the only push mower I've owned.
On a side note I also own and regularly use a 1975 rear tine roto tiller 5hp brigs and a 1970 MF 12 lawn tractor with a Tecumcie motor on it. The MF uses 4 gallons of gas and the push mower 1 gallon weekly in them. Newest thing I own is my toro 4 stroke string trimmer and its going on 7 or 8 yrs now, and gets 2 tanks of gas a month. Everything gets oil changes in the fall for winter storage. Fill the tanks with gas and stick em in the shed. Never use any additives in either the oil or gas and none of them have ever being overhauled including the carbs.
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