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It might be the fuel pump, you can test it by pulling off a vacuum line on the intake manifold, then spray a lot of carburetor cleaner into the manifold, then replace the vacuum line and see if the engine will start. If the engine does start and run even for a few seconds, then you have a fuel related problem and it will most likely be the fuel pump itself. (make sure that the carburetor spray that you use says that it is extremely flammable, otherwise it will not start the engine).
Might be bad gas or it sounds like your fuel pump is out. It doesn't cost very much but I think it is located in the tank itself. Drain the tank and discard the old gas. take down the tank and replace the pump. This should fix your problem.
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What siaze of motor? Does the motor turn over and try to start?
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