This sounds like your float is stuck inside the carb, what you would do is take the carb off the mower and pop it a part pretty simple just line up all the pieces when you take them off so you know the order putting it back together. now that you have it a part spray it clean with carb and choke cleaner and check all internal parts are tight and working properly and reassemble the parts. need any more help just msg me.
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Normally
1. Turn on the fuel.
2. Sit on the seat.
3. Pull on the choke (if it has one)
4. Open the throttle to the start position.
5. Depress the clutch or brake pedal.
6. Turn the ignition to start.
7. When it starts bring the revs back to a good idle and push the choke in. Let it warm up a bit.
8. Start mowing
Pull the plugs, if they are black dry and sooty those cylinders are running too rich which may be why it's cutting out when you put the choke on, it's getting too much fuel.
If they are wet and smell of gas you have no spark to those cylinders.
If it's carbuerated, then your idle jets or main jets are possibly clogged if the bike has not been run in awhile.
Could also be the coil is not firing to those two cylinders, check for spark first then check compression.
Check your choke cable adjustment also to make sure it's working properly.
replace the spark plug first then go from there, try starting fluid if flooded but also as soon as it fires during starting pull back the throttle off choke sometimes you don't want to give the unit full throttle when starting 3/4 throttle is good enough
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