drumichael87
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I just acquired today a YardMan mower - I believe it's a 2006 model. The info under the seat is:
MODEL NUMBER
13AN771G755
1663689
The problem seems to be with the feature that prevents the mower from doing certain things when the PTO is engaged. When you try to start it, it normally won't even attempt to start unless I engage/disengage the PTO lever several times. It is as if it doesn't "realize" that the PTO is actually disengaged.
Also - sometimes it will go in reverse and sometimes it won't. Also probably related to the PTO safety feature.
Near the ignition there is a yellow button that I believe you are supposed to be able to push to enable going in reverse when the PTO is engaged. This button doesn't do anything. Also, there are 2 positions for the key when the engine is running - one for "Normal" and one says Safety reverse or something like that. This doesn't allow me to go in reverse - the engine kills.
I believe that if there is just a short, or if it's a small part needing replacement, I can do it myself - I'm pretty handy, but this is my first experience with riding mowers - always had a super-small yard before.
I wanted to try taking the thing apart to see what's underneath the big piece under the seat - in the area of the PTO lever, but I wanted to see what you guys thought first.
I appreciate any help in advance!
MODEL NUMBER
13AN771G755
1663689
The problem seems to be with the feature that prevents the mower from doing certain things when the PTO is engaged. When you try to start it, it normally won't even attempt to start unless I engage/disengage the PTO lever several times. It is as if it doesn't "realize" that the PTO is actually disengaged.
Also - sometimes it will go in reverse and sometimes it won't. Also probably related to the PTO safety feature.
Near the ignition there is a yellow button that I believe you are supposed to be able to push to enable going in reverse when the PTO is engaged. This button doesn't do anything. Also, there are 2 positions for the key when the engine is running - one for "Normal" and one says Safety reverse or something like that. This doesn't allow me to go in reverse - the engine kills.
I believe that if there is just a short, or if it's a small part needing replacement, I can do it myself - I'm pretty handy, but this is my first experience with riding mowers - always had a super-small yard before.
I wanted to try taking the thing apart to see what's underneath the big piece under the seat - in the area of the PTO lever, but I wanted to see what you guys thought first.
I appreciate any help in advance!