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John Deere Lawn Tractor 145 PTO Clutch
I have a John Deere 145
Serial Number GX0145A016096 Engine Number 051209YG15224 Date of Manufacture 22 Dec 2005 I was mowing the mower suddenly stopped. At first, I found a dead fuse. After changing the fuse, the starter would not crank the engine. The only noise was a "clank". I could not turn the crank by hand. I found that 3 wires to the PTO clutch were ripped out. When I removed the steel "strap" that holds the PTO clutch from spinning, I could turn the crank by hand. The steel "strap" looks worn shinny and thin on the tab that inserts into the PTO clutch. I found where 1 black wire and 1 white wire can be reconnected, but I can't find a diagram showing a the other black wire. (Both black wires attach to one prong of the 2 prong wire connector that plugs into the PTO clutch. Can you tell me what parts I need? |
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