Clean your connections to bright shiny copper color and charge you battery.A lawn mower doesnt have the best charging system,especially if it has corroded conections at the cables,and then wont charge at all even if it works.
After you do that,and that means clean both ends of the cables,and the ground side too,and look for loose conections when you do this cleaning,and get them all tight,with a charged battery,and it still clicks,then if you leave it parked outside in the rain,you might need to either take your starter apart and clean it up with emery tape and grease it,or get another one.
There are lots of things it could be besides those there.If it has oil all over it around where the ground cable bolts to it that could be whats wrong,not getting a good ground.
Im sure there are way more things than that which I cant think of right now.First thing might be to try and turn the motor with your hand.If you cant do that then you could have other things wrong.
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