Briana Lawn Addict Aug 6, 2013 #2 Welcome to LawnWorld! I moved your thread to the John Deere forum. :smile:
PJ Well-Known Member Aug 9, 2013 #3 sbedell said: the clutch tries to engage but then the engine quits running Click to expand... Hi i once had a similar problem by giving the battery a good charge or replacing it. what happens as soon as the clutch engages it draws the power away from the engine good luck PJ Last edited: Aug 10, 2013
sbedell said: the clutch tries to engage but then the engine quits running Click to expand... Hi i once had a similar problem by giving the battery a good charge or replacing it. what happens as soon as the clutch engages it draws the power away from the engine good luck PJ
J Jhon Active Member Aug 9, 2013 #4 Maybe a faulty seat safety switch is telling the mower your not sitting on it.
PJ Well-Known Member Aug 10, 2013 #5 Jhon said: Maybe a faulty seat safety switch is telling the mower your not sitting on it. Click to expand... Then it will not start at all! PJ
Jhon said: Maybe a faulty seat safety switch is telling the mower your not sitting on it. Click to expand... Then it will not start at all! PJ
BBO Well-Known Member Aug 10, 2013 #6 sbedell said: the clutch tries to engage but then the engine quits running Click to expand... Does it do this even with the engine really warmed up?
sbedell said: the clutch tries to engage but then the engine quits running Click to expand... Does it do this even with the engine really warmed up?