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Why does my mower die when I put it in gear?

Why does my mower die when I put it in gear?

Re: why does my riding mower die when put in gear or… Check out the grass box safety switch. if not fully depressed it will apply brakes to the blades when in gear. Most mowers are designed with a safety switch to stop the blades, or forward motion if the grass box is not fitted correctly.

Why is my John Deere mower bogging down?

After the engine warms, the choke opens and a normal air-to-gasoline mixture moves through the carburetor. If the choke sticks shut, the mower runs poorly, and it could stall or bog down as you mow. You can clean the choke and its linkages, which should free it up.

Why does my John Deere lawn tractor die when I engage the blades?

My 1988 John Deere 175 Hydro Lawn Tractor dies when I engage the blades. If I disengage the blades quickly after engaging them it will normally stay alive. Before it dies it does do a power down; it almost sounds like I’ve turned the key off but I think a key turn off takes a touch less time.

What should I do if my John Deere engine dies?

Assuming there is no safety interlock that won’t allow the engine to run when the deck is lifted, and assuming it’s in the down/cutting position when you engage it, and, assuming the deck is not seized-up, which would probably stall the engine, engaging the deck slowly should allow it to spin up.

When does a John Deere LA 105 engine die?

Repair guides and support for riding, or ride-on, mowers, also known as lawn tractors, of all types used in tending large tracts of land. John Deere LA105 Engine dies when blades engaged. Hi we have a John Deere LA 105 and are having some problems. Everything seems to run fine until the blades are engaged.

What causes a riding mower to die when the PTO is engaged?

When I pull the switch to engage the PTO, the engine bogs down real quick and dies. It sounds almost like it has too much choke or something (but that’s not it).

My 1988 John Deere 175 Hydro Lawn Tractor dies when I engage the blades. If I disengage the blades quickly after engaging them it will normally stay alive. Before it dies it does do a power down; it almost sounds like I’ve turned the key off but I think a key turn off takes a touch less time.

How does blade engage work on riding lawn mower?

The mower shuts off in the same exact way when I touch the blade engage lever as if I were to rise off of the seat to cut the engine off.

What causes an engine to die when the blades are engaged?

If the engine dies when the blades engage, it could be the result of a damaged safety switch. The first step in assessing the safety switch is to make sure it is plugged in securely. The switch is located underneath the seat, and you may have to remove the seat to reach it.

How do you troubleshoot a John Deere riding lawn mower?

When the lawn mower is running and the switch on the dashboard is engaged to the “on” position, the blades will start to turn. If they don’t, you have to troubleshoot a portion of the electrical system. Park the lawn mower on level ground and set the parking brake. Open the hood of the lawn mower. Directly behind the engine is the battery.