A Bobcat zero-turn mower starts then dies due to a clogged air filter, dirty spark plug, faulty ignition coil, clogged fuel line, plugged fuel filter, bad fuel pump, dirty carburetor, or old fuel. It may also stop running when the engine oil is low or high, the cooling system is plugged, or the mower deck …
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A Bobcat zero-turn has an uneven cut due to low tire pressure, worn mower deck belt, dull, mower blade, bent mower blade, unbalanced mower blade, bad spindle bearing, bad pulley bearing, or damaged deck shell. Operating your Bobcat mower with a low engine speed or fast ground speed can also cause an uneven or bad …
When your mower won’t turn over and all you hear is a clicking sound, it often is caused by a bad starter solenoid. A Honda starter solenoid is likely bad when the solenoid is bypassed and the starter motor turns over the engine. A starter solenoid that is mounted on the starter can be tested …
You will always feel some vibration in your zero-turn, but some items can cause a severe vibration that may indicate a problem with your mower. A Wright mower vibrates and shakes due to worn engine mounting bolts, a failing clutch, unbalanced mower blades, bearing failure in the spindle housing or pulley, a worn belt, a …
You turn the ignition key and can hear the engine wanting to start, but it just won’t. A Cub Cadet zero-turn cranks but won’t start when it isn’t getting air, spark, or fuel. This may be due to a plugged air filter, incorrect choke setting, bad spark plug, plugged fuel filter, clogged fuel line, bad …
You may immediately think you have a problem with the hydrostatic transmission when your mower won’t move, but there are several other items that can keep it from moving. A Walker mower won’t move forward or reverse when the drive release levers are in the operating position, the hydro belt is worn, the tensioner pulley …
When you can’t get your mower to crank, it’s time to look for items that can prevent the starter motor from turning over the engine. A Walker mower won’t turn over or crank due to a weak battery, loose or corroded cables, a blown fuse, a bad safety switch, a faulty starter solenoid, or a …
When you’re able to start your mower but can’t keep it running the engine most likely isn’t getting enough gas or air. A Husqvarna mower won’t stay running due to a plugged air filter, bad spark plug, faulty ignition coil, plugged fuel filter, clogged fuel line, bad fuel pump, dirty carburetor, or old gas. Many …
Begin looking for a starting problem by checking the items that can prevent air, fuel, and spark. These are the three requirements for a combustion engine to start. A Black Max mower won’t start due to a plugged air filter, wrong choke setting, bad spark plug, faulty ignition coil, plugged fuel filter, clogged fuel line, …
You can minimize issues developing in your Hustler zero turn by performing routine service checks and maintenance. This includes replacing filters, spark plugs, hydraulic oil, and engine oil along with cleaning the mower and inspecting for component failures or leaks. These checks can help prevent problems and identify small issues before they become large ones. …