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I have a large property to maintain and use lawn mowers, ATV's, golf cart, tractors as well as street motorcycles. Several years ago I bought a manual tire changer (you can search for them online) and bolted it to my shop's floor. I have done everything from motorcycle tires to my lawn tractors...

Look. We all have common sense and our owner's manuals. I usually don't have much to add to the wisdom on this forum, but as a long time tractor, mower, ATV, UTV, boat, and motorcycle enthusiast, I can tell what has worked for me. I use my mowers a lot, albeit some are diesels. I also have a JD...

OK. I removed the battery and spray lubed every pivot that I could see. I could not reach any plunger and I clean the deck after every mow. No sticks or rocks jammed anywhere that I can see. After reinstalling the battery nothing has changed. I went to JD dealership where I bought the machine...

Thanks Tug. I checked all the fuses and they are good. I'll pull the battery and do what you did. I'll get back to the list with the results tomorrow.

OK. I was out there looking for a fuse panel, and if there is one, I need help finding it. I been restoring My 1974 Norton and I'm am so done with electrical problems. Thanks for the help.

Thank you for your reply. I did what you said and the deck still did not respond. Of course, the blades will engage with the engine running, but the deck height lever does not work. At least I'm still able to mow. Is is possible that the PTO switch is integrated with the deck lift ?

The deck lift/drop hydraulic control lever on the left side of the dash is locked up. I bought this machine new in 2018 and has worked as it should since then. I parked it overnight after mowing part of the property. Next day, the lever is locked in place. Also, I can't move the deck height...

The deck lift/drop hydraulic control lever on the left side of the dash is locked up. I bought this machine new in 2018 and has worked as it should since then. I parked it overnight after mowing part of the property. Next day, the lever is locked in place. I traced the control rod(s) and I can't...

You may not believe it, but last year I sold my mid 70"s Kubota G5200 which I abused since new. I mowed, towed, and cleared hunting trails with that machine. It was indestructible. It even had the original tires on it when sold. I sold it because the deck linkage was so worn out that I couldn't...