I just bought a nice X475 from my neighbor and was wondering if there's a way to bypass the under seat cutoff switch? I like to be able to have the machine running when I'm off it. My Kubota TG1860 was easy, and required a simple jumper plug under the seat, but it doesn't appear to be quite as straightforward on the X475. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Tnx..RUT
#2
Craftsman Garage
Sorry, but we don't help disable safety switches. We want to keep you and everyone safe. There are too many mower accidents every year...
#3
Craftsman Garage
Have you tried using the parking brake? Lol
#4
rut3556
>>Have you tried using the parking brake?<<
Why, does that do the same thing?
#5
Craftsman Garage
Yes, of course lol. That is the point of the parking brake.
#6
rut3556
Well, there you have it....thanks! I haven't actually taken possession of it yet, so I have yet to learn the many nuances of it. I got it mainly for use with the included snowblower, and am not about to give up my Kubota just yet.
Well, there you have it....thanks! I haven't actually taken possession of it yet, so I have yet to learn the many nuances of it. I got it mainly for use with the included snowblower, and am not about to give up my Kubota just yet.
I have seen customers that have owned a riding mower for years, and not know that you can set the parking brake and get off the mower with it running. People are funny.
#8
StarTech
Just cant do it with the deck engaged even with the parking brake set. This keeps your toes, feet, fingers, and hands properly attached.
I just happen a customer place the other when he had a deck clog. He was trying to unclog it with the deck operating. I manage to stop him short of losing any body parts.
#9
Craftsman Garage
Same lol. Nobody reads the manuals anymore??? Maybe its just laziness LOL.
I just bought a nice X475 from my neighbor and was wondering if there's a way to bypass the under seat cutoff switch? I like to be able to have the machine running when I'm off it. My Kubota TG1860 was easy, and required a simple jumper plug under the seat, but it doesn't appear to be quite as straightforward on the X475. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Yes it is but I personally telling how as I don't want to be responsible for OP or his family getting hurt or dying because of it. I even put notes in my customer files when I find these safeties bypassed so I have record of it in case one their family decides to sue me because a injury cause such.
I just bought a nice X475 from my neighbor and was wondering if there's a way to bypass the under seat cutoff switch? I like to be able to have the machine running when I'm off it. My Kubota TG1860 was easy, and required a simple jumper plug under the seat, but it doesn't appear to be quite as straightforward on the X475. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
By telling the OP how to install a bypass to the seat switch does not make you personally responsible.
It is still his choice.
#16
StarTech
Try telling that to a lawyer and a judge...I have been sued because of some idiot before me did bypass a seat switch. I only got out of it by having a record of that mod was done before I got the mower and was note on the invoice for the repairs. The dang OP was trying to force me to pay for damages to his wife's new car that the mower ran into because got knock off the mower.
First of all I am not a lawn service equipment repair company so my recommendations go with a grain of salt.
If someone wants to try what ever I should post they need to make there own decision.
It sounds like you are a repair shop. If you give advice it is taken as though you are an expert. I do not meet that criteria.
Also sounds like you had a bad judge. Not a surprise as most are incompetent.
First of all I am not a lawn service equipment repair company so my recommendations go with a grain of salt.
If someone wants to try what ever I should post they need to make there own decision.
It sounds like you are a repair shop. If you give advice it is taken as though you are an expert. I do not meet that criteria.
Also sounds like you had a bad judge. Not a surprise as most are incompetent.
Yes I run a regular shop...And I currently got an lawyer here that has committed a class "D" felony by doing a stop payment on a check. Just waiting the local sheriff to arrest him. But of course law enforcement tends to protect their own. He decide that because I am a small shop he just run over me and I am not having it. I warranty my work and he had a problem he should contacted me but he ran a stop the very same day he got his equipment back.
I thought you had a bad judge. You got scumbag for a lawyer. Class "D Felony!
Good luck, hope it all works out for you.
#20
WDF1988
And they wonder why it's getting harder to find good, honest people to do good, honest work. I wish you the best and hope it all works out. Best of all, I hope the fraudster meets karma someday.
#21
StarTech
I haven't a peep out the Sheriff department. SO I have made one change here and that is no more ATV work done here. I also went ahead this morning and did an internal write off of the bill for this quarter as I suspect I won't get anything this year done on this.
Appears that the law enforcement is protecting their own. Definitely not donating to them this Christmas.