Hello,
I connected the wrong side of the battery when jump start. Lawn Mower does not start. I got a new battery and it's the same.
Reading few articles suggest that the fuse might be the cause.
Please help
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Hello,
I connected the wrong side of the battery when jump start. Lawn Mower does not start. I got a new battery and it's the same.
Reading few articles suggest that the fuse might be the cause.
Please help
Hi! jacssur, and Welcome to AMHD :)
Good place to start, check it with an Ohm meter. My Toro has the newer type, not the older metal end, glass barrel.
Hopefully it did its job, also check continuity of battery cables, next check is starter switch.
This Troy site only gives the basics. When you get there, left side at bottom of menu DIY an Owners manuals:
DO-IT-YOURSELF AND HOW-TO INFORMATIONAL ARTICLES
I'll check back in a few... Have my own lawn to do... ;)
K
Your Welcome!
That should be it then, a reading of 0 shows no resistance = blown fuse.
If it still won't crank, go to reading on battery cables, then starter switch.
starter switch (10-20 that's police talk for location), is directly behind the dash where you put the key in.
k
Thanks for all the help.
Where do I find this fuse :confused:
Mine is located left rear of flywheel cover on engine.
For you, its best to check here:
PDF Manual Web Archive
Enter your model and serial numbers click search, look under electrical.
K
Your welcome... Thank You, for letting us know the outcome
K
Hav older model troy bilt riding mower 17 half horse briggs stratton starts fine runs good for about 20 minutes engine dies starts right back engine dies soon as I let off the switch what might be causing this
Hello,
After using my Lawn Tractor for 10 minutes it stopped and after a while I noticed that the gasoline is leaking by the engine. I wasn't able to stop the flow... finally the tank got empty. I did not had much fuel in it... so I let it go.
What could be the problem?
Hi,
Trash in the carb stuck between the inlet needle and seat.
Peace,
Clarke
Hi,
Well, you have not stated any engine info, but basically you must get inside the carb, remove the float (since the inlet needle is normally closed by the float) and clean the needle and the seat that it fits into.
Peace,
Clarke
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