Hi
I have a problem with my Murray RM50 ride on mower.
The serial number and model is included in attached pics.
The issue is its drives very slowly in forward and reverse. If at all. And sometimes it’s juddery… inching forwards. It is intermittently worse and sometimes better.
I have made sure the manual push lever has been rotated into drive and also checked for stuck brake…
It seems to change a little when I pull the manual push to drive mode lever spring that mounts to a twist like metal rotating switch on the transmission. This allows you to push the mower freely when not in use.
What can I check exactly and how?
Could it be a combination of faulty transmission switch/to push mode and throttle? Because if I manually increase throttle by putting tension in the throttle spring it seems to jump forward faster??
I have attached pics of model number and the spring switch mechanism on the trans axle. And the lever that attaches to this spring mechanism in the other side of mower.
Any ideas would be appreciated. I am lost.
I have a problem with my Murray RM50 ride on mower.
The serial number and model is included in attached pics.
The issue is its drives very slowly in forward and reverse. If at all. And sometimes it’s juddery… inching forwards. It is intermittently worse and sometimes better.
I have made sure the manual push lever has been rotated into drive and also checked for stuck brake…
It seems to change a little when I pull the manual push to drive mode lever spring that mounts to a twist like metal rotating switch on the transmission. This allows you to push the mower freely when not in use.
What can I check exactly and how?
Could it be a combination of faulty transmission switch/to push mode and throttle? Because if I manually increase throttle by putting tension in the throttle spring it seems to jump forward faster??
I have attached pics of model number and the spring switch mechanism on the trans axle. And the lever that attaches to this spring mechanism in the other side of mower.
Any ideas would be appreciated. I am lost.