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Brake/clutch engine start interlock switch (limit switch per Murray)
I have a 12 yr old,10hp, 30inch cut Murray riding mower which wouldn't start. After eliminating the battery, starter, solenoid and ignition switch as being the problem, I found that the plate that slides backwards to depress the button on the interlock switch is not coming back far enough to depress the switch button.
Is there a way to adjust the travel distance of the sliding plate described above? |
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