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John Deere 14se can't pull cord to start

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kokomojuggler

The cord is hard to impossible to pull. I took a bungie cord and held the thing that engages the blade, and now I can pull the cord and the blade spins, but still no starting. Is there a brake on the blade that is braking the motor when I try to start? How do I diagnose and fix this problem? While it was working, it was getting difficult to engage the blade without stalling the motor.
Thanks


#2

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shiftsuper175607

kokomojuggler said:
The cord is hard to impossible to pull. I took a bungie cord and held the thing that engages the blade, and now I can pull the cord and the blade spins, but still no starting. Is there a brake on the blade that is braking the motor when I try to start? How do I diagnose and fix this problem? While it was working, it was getting difficult to engage the blade without stalling the motor.
Thanks
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Seem if it isn't plugged up underneath with grass clippings. Clean it all out real good underneath.


#3

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kokomojuggler

shiftsuper175607 said:
Seem if it isn't plugged up underneath with grass clippings. Clean it all out real good underneath.
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It seems fairly clean underneath. Nothing obvious.


#4

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shiftsuper175607

kokomojuggler said:
It seems fairly clean underneath. Nothing obvious.
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yes, some do have a friction type brake. you will have to take the top off and see what is going on.


#5

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Mikel1

It has a blade brake clutch, a bearing in it may be bad.
Here is a link to what it looks like- John Deere Blade Brake Clutch - GY20805


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