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Do riding mowers have brakes?
Like in any automotive vehicle, a lawn tractor will have a clutch, accelerator and a brake. The brake is there to reduce speed and safely stop your lawn tractor. Over time, a lawn tractor brake can become worn out and not work as well as it should.
Where is the choke on a Craftsman riding mower?
If you move the throttle lever all the way to the top toward the symbol that looks like a flapper plate between two lines, that is the choke position to use when it’s cold.
Can you push a riding lawn mower?
If you are pushing the riding mower, make sure the transmission is in the neutral position. If you drive the lawnmower, keep it in low gear. Once the lawnmower is in the back of the moving truck, turn the mowers wheels at least a quarter in any direction to keep it from moving around.
Why can’t I push my riding lawn mower?
The most common reasons why a riding mower won’t move in neutral are a seized brake pad or a faulty drive belt. In some cases, the wheels on your machine may also get stuck in place, meaning that they won’t spin freely.
How do you adjust the clutch brake on a Murray riding lawn mower?
Rotate the adjustable nut clockwise to tighten the clutch rod until the adjustable nut aligns with the hole in the vertical plate. The nut will move down on the clutch rod threads to shorten the length. Press the adjustable nut into the assembly hole in the vertical plate.
Where is the choke on craftsman lt2000?
Look at the throttle cable linkage/governor bracket on the left rear side of the engine. Follow the throttle cable to where it connects to a slider. Now, find the top of the choke blade shaft on the carb. Even with the air cleaner assembly installed, you should be able to see it.