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Keep looking till springtime like Rivets suggested and in the meantime... I would educate myself as much as possible and considering your situation with different users and etc...I would lean towards John Deere line. Buy from a dealer, not a big box store.

Amen on the John Deere!!! Best to buy at a dealer.

I always used "tip drills", use to get them at a good welding supply. Back in the day when you could clean a plugged up oxy/acet cutting tip with those drills they were handy then also.

Amen brother on the Technical manual! Money well spent I must say. Good luck TourNut...and everyone else having these head scratchin problems. BTW, the fuel filter I was refering to was just the "clear" inline type. 3/16 or 1/4 inch fuel line. The better ones have an arrow on them showing...

Ok TourNut, One thing before you try that. You might try putting the filter on the pressure (or outlet) side of the fuel pump and see what happens about your fuel level in the filter. Mine JD draws fuel out the top of the tank also and of course the vent goes back to the tank just an inch or...

TourNut, OK, here goes and bear with me. I have lived this problem you are having and I can see how easy one can get sidetracked. When the fuel filter is on the vacuum side, there will only be enough fuel in the filter to keep it running. But it is ENOUGH fuel, trust me. I put a new fuel...

If you don't have the problem solved, you might consider a different approach. I have a John Deere X324 with FS651V 22HP Kawasaki. My engine did some of the things you mentioned and I tried about all you have tried. No need to take it to the shop. You will be able to solve this problem...

This is my first year with a SCAG. I bought a Cheetah. DIdn't really need the speed but, what the heck. Buy the biggest baddest SCAG you can afford. No contest between the $5500 and $7500. I would encourage you to get one of the commercial models and skip the homeowner ones, you won't...

Whoever it may help. I had a thread on another forum. It has closed but maybe this will help someone. John Deere XX324 I bought new. Run pretty good for a few years then one season it died while cutting grass. In a few minutes it fired back up like nothing ever happened. Didn't happen again...

drainzit.com they make a neat oil drain kit that is so simple. I have several installed on my different small engines. You will kick yourself for not having some of them sooner.