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I guess they got it fixed. I wish people would have the decency to let us know, & thank others for their help !

There is also a way for E Bay to notify you when that part is listed for sale. Maybe you can " rig up " something, also.

New old stock, used part from auction sites, mower junk yards, buy a junk mower for parts,, etc.

All tools are 60volts. I bought a self propelled 21" mower, string trimmer , blower, chainsaw, hedge trimmer, & an auxiliary power source. [ turns 60v to 300w of power. I am VERY pleased with everything & the cost was no more than gas powered. .

I was getting fed up with mine, plus my shoulders are getting bad & it hurts to pull start. I went to Greenworks 60v tools & have not looked back.

It does look a lot like a Greenworks 60v mower. Maybe they rated it 62v just to beat Greenworks 60v. Only time will tell how good it is. I LOVE my Greenworks 60v.

I use an inexpensive 12volt solar battery trickle charger on a stored boat. Works great for me...

I have a 60 volt self propelled with a string trimmer & blower. I am very pleased with these tools !

Please supply the make and model #.

You may have to order those parts. Also, I see a rough looking place on the pully in the picture. You might need to file on that if it rubs the belt.

This ?? https://www.snapper.parts/7101416YP-Assembly-Control-Head-21-Wbm-Rd-Snapper-Includes-Cable-And-Lever

Borrow a cow or some goats, to tie up in that area !!

Might as well add a new line & filter after doing the above.

My back could not handle cutting that much grass on a rough yard with a zero-steer ! Maybe one with a suspension might help.

GOOD LAWD !

Maybe a marine inline primer bulb was used.

Is that a crack in the top pix ?

Not sure this would also pertain to your model, but it might.

If you are lucky,, the problem will just be a lot of debris built up around the transmission, linkage, pedal, etc.

Those are the parts that are typically replaced to tighten the steering. Weld a washer on it & keep it.

I would want to look at one to see what is the difference. Maybe they have just gone ahead & installed the " fix "[ brace ] that they have been selling to people with cracked frames??

Since it is apart, I would consider having a washer, or 2 welded to #19. You need to look if there is wear to # 18 & # 36, too.

I just made this review of this mower . https://www.lawnmowerforum.com/threads/greenworks-60v-self-propelled-mower.66473/

I am not a mechanic on these , but it sounds like it may be the potentiometer, [ speed control ], & /or a ground wire issue.

I received the mower, blower, & string trimmer & got the mower ready to cut my lawn. It was easy to assemble the mower & the manuals were easy to read, using GOOD English ! I used the mower for 90 minutes & stopped. The mower still had 10-15 minutes left in the batteries. The batteries were...

I am not sure about that model but some had problems with frame cracks. Google that.

WOW ! Pay so much for a mower, then not do anything to it , but cut grass !

She sounds like the woman in many youtube videos who metal detects. " Digging Britt ."

I agree with slomo. A rear engine Snapper rider with disc drive. Ariens made one almost exactly like it, too. I had an Ariens & it was the best mower I ever had !

You will need to go over that a couple of times with a bushhog.

Instructions : http://lawnandgarden.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/husqvarna/hu700h.html?p=15

I live in hot, humid Florida, & we are getting soaked by monsoon rains. Regular gasoline does not last long in these conditions, unless treated with something.

Fiver, You may want to change the spark plugs, or at least clean them, to help it along. Continue to run that tank with Seafoam in it til it is low. I only use ethanol free gas.

I have had many people tell me of their problems with Inteks & Kohler Courages. I wondered if they had improved. I am thinking of 2 cylinder engines.

I am going to start looking for a new mower, but most places have very few choices in stock. Won't be buying from a big box store . Here is what my yard is like : Perfectly level 1/2 acre , Bahaia grass , fenced back yard, open front yard , with a few obstructions. I am meticulous with the care...

I know that Intek's had a bad rap for years, & am wondering if the new ones were better, now. I am talking about larger 2 cylinder engines.

Old fuel, trash, crud from the ethanol could still be lingering in the tank & carb. Just adding fresh gas & a new fuel filter may not fix this.

Darn ! These mowers ride rough & as small as you are, I can see that you would have a hard time keeping enough pressure on the switch bouncing around when cutting grass. The seat switch could be bad [ too sensitive ], & a new one may help, but I am unsure. Please do not start eating a lot of...

If you wanted one, you might find one leftover at a dealer.

Thank you.

What years had a hydro drive transmission ? Maybe the shop was talking about a hydro-drive. I did not know that they ever used a hydro tranny on the rear engine Snapper. I know that B & S Intek design has had problems. My old Ariens rear engine had a Tecumseh, & it was a great engine.

Years ago, I had Snapper rear engine mowers & an Ariens that was very similar. I loved those mower & you could not kill them. Snapper has continued to make the rear engine mowers , but I have been told that they are much different, now. Old ones had a simple disc drive that could be easily...

YIPES ! That is a LOT of oil. I bought a Chevy pickup with a 350, 4 bolt main V-8 engine, one time that was really smoking . I saw that the dipstick was showing oil to the top ! . Towed it home & drained about 8-9 qts. out of it. Old type cannister filter housing had 2" of dirt in the bottom...

I have a few in my yard, too. I fill in the areas with dirt & pack it down. I skip the area with a mower til it is solid. I raise the deck when around those.

My math is the same as Bert = the size of a double garage.

If it is .07, it is a tiny yard. There are some pretty good small battery powered mowers on the market that should be able to handle that. 40volts should be plenty.

The same design had a " Smith's Motorwheel " & a Maytag powered one.

I know a little about them, but nothing about their reliability. They are made by Excel, I was told. That one has a 10 hp B & S, which I believe is Chinese made ?? I know someone who has one & he complains about lack of power. He also has St. Augustine grass. If he cuts it more often & doesn’t...

Maybe this site will help you ; https://lawnmaster.com/customer-support-overview

Just be sure to use your FOOT & not your hand !! LOL