royalton10
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I have a Scag Tiger Cub that I purchased in 2003, it has 360 hours, I mow 1 acre in central Ohio.
It is STC48A-19KA with a serial number 8402154.
For several years, the engine cuts out intermittently. It does not do it every time I mow. It seems to do it the most often when the ground is very wet, and especially when making turns. I have to baby the engine, turn very slowly, and mow going very, very slow to keep engine running at all. If I can keep it going for 10 minutes, it seems to get much better.
I took it to a different dealer this spring. (dealer I bought it from no longer sells Scag), they could not find anything. It seemed to be much better for several months once I used a real Kawasaki air filter, not a generic. I had to get the correct air filter for the internally vented carburetor. I am using a Kawasaki air filter, 11029-7002
Now with the last mow of Nov 9, ground was wet, and the engine cut out multiple times.
I am thinking it is some kind of electrical issue, perhaps in conjunction with the turning handle bars.
Help would greatly be appreciated.
Doug
It is STC48A-19KA with a serial number 8402154.
For several years, the engine cuts out intermittently. It does not do it every time I mow. It seems to do it the most often when the ground is very wet, and especially when making turns. I have to baby the engine, turn very slowly, and mow going very, very slow to keep engine running at all. If I can keep it going for 10 minutes, it seems to get much better.
I took it to a different dealer this spring. (dealer I bought it from no longer sells Scag), they could not find anything. It seemed to be much better for several months once I used a real Kawasaki air filter, not a generic. I had to get the correct air filter for the internally vented carburetor. I am using a Kawasaki air filter, 11029-7002
Now with the last mow of Nov 9, ground was wet, and the engine cut out multiple times.
I am thinking it is some kind of electrical issue, perhaps in conjunction with the turning handle bars.
Help would greatly be appreciated.
Doug