I have taught many subjects in my time, so I know what I'm talking about. The true test of a great instructor is that he knows his subject matter cold from top to bottom. Many just memorize a subject and then try to teach it. They are not able to explain the how and why behind the subject matter. It is obvious you live your subject matter so you know the how and why behind why things behave the way they do, which is critical for the student to truly understand and retain the subject matter. Thanks for your knowledge and the special patience you display to take the time to thoroughly explain things that I'm certain are second nature to you.
Taryl, Thank you! My husband was at work and I wanted to mow. Knew it was an electrical issue but figured I'd have to take it to the mechanic. Ended up being the 20 amp fuse which I did not know was there. I learned a lot and your video was fun too. Keep up the good work and thank you again!
This video has such a wealth of info. I would like to see more like these from time to time. !! Thanks for all u do. Keep up the good work. You're the BOMB!!!!! Taryl!!!
Every video of yours is just fantastic its a pleasure watching , you are funny and your repair explanation is the best. The younger generation don't appreciate how lucky they are in my younger years there was no youtube . God bless you and your workers.
All I can say is thank you. I didn't grow up learning small engines. As a matter of fact we had an electric corded lawn mower. So now as an adult even though I could afford to take it to the shop, the shop takes forever and their customer service sucks. So I need to learn this stuff and you've helped with a lot of things I hadn't considered. You guys deserve more than just add revenue. I'm going to buy some merch right now
You have saved me and my craftsman riding lawnmower's relationship. Because of a safety switch problem on the blade engagement, it is now working properly because of your generosity of expertise. Thank you very much.
Taryl you're an awesome teacher, I find you explain things in perfect English thats easy to follow and understand, nothing is complicated when you explain it.
Dear Taryl. I really owe you since I "fixed" my tractor 'cause of something you said in this (here) video. I thought I was a pretty savvy guy, but there was a lot I didn't know about the electrical system. You started by saying: "If you jump off your mower after turning it off to get a drink, and it won't even turn over when you get back, check if you've turned off the mowing deck!" I thought smugly that I always turned the deck off. However, this time I had run out of gas. For a couple of days I didn't know where to look for the problem. I saw this (here) video and I was amazed at how many safety kill switches there are. I never had thought of the one for the mower (pto). Today, I went out and looked at the PTO pull knob. Sure 'nuff it was ON! I hadn't thought of it when the engine stopped. I turned it off and the Garden tractor started up! It didn't start up easy, 'cause I have more to fix!
I hate it when my riding mower breaks down on R.R. tracks! From now on I'm gonna keep my talking test light with me when I'm mowing. ;). Thanks for another goodie. :)
When I worked for Sterilite in Ennis, Texas, I had a molding machine mechanic that I worked with named Brian who watched your videos on every break. I think he is your biggest fan. If you read this Brain, shout out from old John. Hope you got them lawnmowers running.
I took the tip off the fuel solenoid on a Kohler in a husqvarna vtwin Command....much better than buying a new one mower had sat for two years or so without being ran neighbor gave it to me the valve was stuck in the closed position shutting gas off
Thank you for the video. With your help I was able to fix my Bobcat lawn mower. It wouldn't start. I traced it to dirty PTO switch contacts. I cleaned them and presto it started right up!
Hey Taryl: For all of us poor-ass, do-it-yourselfers, thanks so much for all of the extremely informative videos. And thanks too for making them so much fun! You are an excellent mechanic and teacher. Jeff aka "Thoth," 60, in rural Aylett, VA.
Excellent video! 1999 Troy Built 2 cylinder Briggs & Stratton can't get spark to the plugs, checked all safety switches, 2 new coils, new ignition switch, removed kill wires from the coil and still no spark, checked fuses and found blown fuse and replaced it, new solenoid as well. Don't know which direction to go now. cleaned the magnet on fly wheel, shear pin is OK turns over great but no spark. looked at harness for bad spots or broken wires and looks OK.
Good teaching Taryl. Digical electrocution parts are simple with a few lessons. Thanks for showing that expert pro tip video. We love the videos for learning and the humor is very skilled also. Thanks a ton.
Another good video from Taryl.. Fixing a Scotts 1742 I discovered the Magneto had wiggled it's way forward and was colliding with the flywheel... Taking Your tips I put a few business cards together to get distance on the magneto, pull the plug a put a little 10w-20 in the cylinder and There was my dinner.. engine rotated for the first time since Hannah Montana.. Woooo wee...
Friend thank you so much, my dad is getting old and he gave me his 1991 Ropa damn thing was garage kept never abuse looks like day one but the battery cable broke off the battery he hasn’t used it in two years and he gave it to me So when I hook the battery up if it ain’t a problem I’m gonna run a series of test that you just taught me thanks a lot God bless you and I can’t wait to plow my driveway this year at 56 years old I told my wife she’ll come out there and I’ll be face down in the snow one day. God bless you funny man
--- FYI, another one, which I just had happen to my Craftsman Dgt6000 Kohler Pro 27hp, was a "flywheel short". Kept blowing fuses so I had to bring it to the shop--- Love the channel!!
I got my husqvarna zero started by watching troubleshhooting for" smart people"... out of all the videos i watched, this one solve my issue. I jumped the starter it must have been stuck.
Thank you Taryl! I just aquired a 1974 Murray Rear Engine Ride on. Nothing happens when I turn the key. Going to check things out. Engine is turning free. This thing is a real artifact. lol
Fuel shutoff on my JD X320 was only getting 10V and would not open. Traced back to 12 circuit M/F connector which was bad near Key. Recurring situation. Cleaned it several times and distorted male connector in Yellow wire to give tighter contact. I think you can still say Yellow! Next time plunger gets shortened as it is not Gravity feed.
I have a test light, but I never knew Mister Alligator Clip talked. I'm heading out to the garage right now to check. Holy Moley! Mr. Alligator Clip does actually talk. And, it's HUNGARY! Now, where did I put Mister Can Opener? Seriously, your videos are so cool. Thanks!
I finally got the can open and gave it to Mister Alligator Clip. Do you know what I said to Mister Alligator Clip? Hmmm? Do ya? That's right. I said, "And, here's your dinner."
i remembered when i removed the antibackfire solenoid off the carburetor when i had a Kubota T1560 the safety switches didn't work as i learned the safety switches on Kubota and other lawn tractors are linked to the antibackfire solenoid on the carburetor as others are by grounding out the magneto coils in the engine. but can vary from one make lawn tractor or zero turn mower to another
Thank you my friend. I wish I had watched your video 2 hours ago. Would have saved me much stress. Left the pto engaged didn,t I !!!!!!! Cheers from down under!!
Thank you Ive been wrestling my gt 6000 for 2 weeks. The grass is 2 feet high and Im gonna go apply what Ive picked up here. I appreciate the information. Thank you
That's a real handy trouble shooting video on diagnosing electrical problems. Love the Lawn Mower Whisperer portion. Very clever and funny. You keep it entertaining.
I have fixed & replaced about everything pretty much on a vehicle(-engine,transmission, & diff insides). But i'm a noobie with riding mowers. Went to crank it for first mow this year, spent 3hrs looking at everything but 1 thing. The fkn manual blade switch lol! Soon as I watched you show in the vid, went out & sure enough...that was the problem. Thanks for saving me some bucks! I was going to buy new solenoid
Mr test light is awesome. I have ran into a bad diode a couple times on dixon mowers.Pull out the PTO and the engine dies,check the main fuse and it's blown . Caused by a bad diode in the wiring harness the the electric clutch. Solder in a new diode and you get your dinner.
Last summer my mower just quit. No power. Kept blowing the 30amp fuse as soon as you turned key. I started from the back of the mower and started checking everything. Working my way forward. Over a few days checking for the short when I wasn't at work. Every switch. Then to wiring. Started pulling harness from back to front. Cleaning grounds and using die electric grease when reassembling. Last section of wiring was the headlights is where I found short inside loom that was zip tied too tight. Power and ground wire rubbed together 🙄. Now only if I started from front of mower. Would've only taken a minute to fix not a few days 😂
Great video. Thanks for such a humorous video that explains things so simply for people that don't know the basics. Your video helped me fix my mower. I'm now a subscriber.
On a Husquarvna (circa 2009 model) there are two round gang connectors. One goes to the ignition switch. The other one goes to all the safety switches. If you unplug this connector it disables every safety feature on the mower. Not recommended to do but handy if your trying to troubleshoot these switches on a Husquarvna. One day I was starting my old 79 Snapper Hi-Vac and forgot I had it in gear. Those mowers only had a safety switch on the deck. This mower did not have an electric starter. I forgot I had it in 5th gear and when I started it using the recoil, it took off and I had to chase it down. It went about 50 feet before I could catch up to it! It seems one of the most common reasons mowers won't start are these switches. One day my father said his Snapper rear engine wouldn't start. I traced it to the safety switch for the deck. The mower thought the blade was engaged. The switch was a four prong like in your video but what was weird was the connectors criss crossed. I had to look on the "interscreen" to find a diagram to see which connectors did what when the button on the switch was pressed. I'm not sure why there were four connectors going to the deck switch unless it was wired in series with the brake or seat switch and has to go through this one.
you were very helpful in your vid on troubleshooting and quite detailed in showing your steps PS. My sister felt that same way in the railway sketch opening anxiety when she can't do her lawn cutting. she looks forward in doing her large lawns in a short time off period Bess you in your vids, Danny. pps the anti back fire switch was new to me on my kabota lawn mower. I didn't know what it was thanks again.
This video is fantastic! So much valuable information! Saved me a lot of $$. I followed along and figured out I needed a new relay! Thanks for this great video!
The switches would be in series in the starter solenoid ckt. . If u or taryl are not in the seat and the engine is shut off but blades were on when shut off, you have to dis-engage the blades and sit down b4 engine can start.
July 3, 2022. I used my tractor two days ago. Went in for dinner and a couple hours rest and, when I came back out, I turned the key to find nothing. No noise at all. I thought the battery might be dead somehow. I tested it and it's fine. I now know what else and how else to check. I'll add to this comment after the rest of my trouble shooting. Wish me luck!!
I am in Brisbane I enjoy watching your videos. I was wondering if you have any job vacancies . Every time I watch your how to , I don't see your technicians doing any work this is why I want to apply. Keep it up.
Love your videos. Thaks for all the details. I have a d105 that will only "bump" over when you try to start. Already replaced starter and battery. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you
yes I did I put a new one in as well as new gas yesterday seems to backfire worse when trying to start in the choke position timing issue keeps going through my mind
I am so embarrassed. I left the blade engaged. Then, when I got back on, it wouldn't start. Your explanation of getting off the mower to go get something to drink was spot on! Thanks!
your amazing, got me a free cub cadet and learning from you, I dont see my problem on your vids tho, this1046 wont keep the battery charged soon as you turn it off after you charged it dead again, im 60 women know some mechanics but tnot the electrical or charging issues..??
Maybe the best video I’ve found on electrical troubleshooting. Thank you!
and 6 years later this video still helping folks out, thanks Mr. Dactal
I have taught many subjects in my time, so I know what I'm talking about. The true test of a great instructor is that he knows his subject matter cold from top to bottom. Many just memorize a subject and then try to teach it. They are not able to explain the how and why behind the subject matter. It is obvious you live your subject matter so you know the how and why behind why things behave the way they do, which is critical for the student to truly understand and retain the subject matter. Thanks for your knowledge and the special patience you display to take the time to thoroughly explain things that I'm certain are second nature to you.
Taryl, Thank you! My husband was at work and I wanted to mow. Knew it was an electrical issue but figured I'd have to take it to the mechanic. Ended up being the 20 amp fuse which I did not know was there. I learned a lot and your video was fun too. Keep up the good work and thank you again!
This video has such a wealth of info. I would like to see more like these from time to time. !! Thanks for all u do. Keep up the good work. You're the BOMB!!!!! Taryl!!!
Every video of yours is just fantastic its a pleasure watching , you are funny and your repair explanation is the best. The younger generation don't appreciate how lucky they are in my younger years there was no youtube . God bless you and your workers.
We are lucky to be able to just look information like this off a phone. It was way more difficult in the past. Alot of trial and error. And time
All I can say is thank you. I didn't grow up learning small engines. As a matter of fact we had an electric corded lawn mower. So now as an adult even though I could afford to take it to the shop, the shop takes forever and their customer service sucks. So I need to learn this stuff and you've helped with a lot of things I hadn't considered. You guys deserve more than just add revenue. I'm going to buy some merch right now
You have saved me and my craftsman riding lawnmower's relationship. Because of a safety switch problem on the blade engagement, it is now working properly because of your generosity of expertise. Thank you very much.
I've come back to this video multiple times. thanks Taryl
Taryl you're an awesome teacher, I find you explain things in perfect English thats easy to follow and understand, nothing is complicated when you explain it.
Dear Taryl. I really owe you since I "fixed" my tractor 'cause of something you said in this (here) video. I thought I was a pretty savvy guy, but there was a lot I didn't know about the electrical system. You started by saying: "If you jump off your mower after turning it off to get a drink, and it won't even turn over when you get back, check if you've turned off the mowing deck!" I thought smugly that I always turned the deck off. However, this time I had run out of gas. For a couple of days I didn't know where to look for the problem. I saw this (here) video and I was amazed at how many safety kill switches there are. I never had thought of the one for the mower (pto). Today, I went out and looked at the PTO pull knob. Sure 'nuff it was ON! I hadn't thought of it when the engine stopped. I turned it off and the Garden tractor started up! It didn't start up easy, 'cause I have more to fix!
I hate it when my riding mower breaks down on R.R. tracks! From now on I'm gonna keep my talking test light with me when I'm mowing. ;). Thanks for another goodie. :)
When I worked for Sterilite in Ennis, Texas, I had a molding machine mechanic that I worked with named Brian who watched your videos on every break. I think he is your biggest fan. If you read this Brain, shout out from old John. Hope you got them lawnmowers running.
LOL, Interrupted me on my shower day. Thanks for some humor with the great advice.
Ive watched so many videos on eletrical problems and this one sum them all up and much much more. Thank you so much Taryl
I took the tip off the fuel solenoid on a Kohler in a husqvarna vtwin Command....much better than buying a new one mower had sat for two years or so without being ran neighbor gave it to me the valve was stuck in the closed position shutting gas off
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power to starter but not enough to turn over if I jump it will run until it just turns off then I have to jump again please help
Taryl, what should I start to look at if my ignition coil keeps burning out?
Thank you for the video. With your help I was able to fix my Bobcat lawn mower. It wouldn't start. I traced it to dirty PTO switch contacts. I cleaned them and presto it started right up!
Hey Taryl: For all of us poor-ass, do-it-yourselfers, thanks so much for all of the extremely informative videos. And thanks too for making them so much fun! You are an excellent mechanic and teacher. Jeff aka "Thoth," 60, in rural Aylett, VA.
Excellent video! 1999 Troy Built 2 cylinder Briggs & Stratton can't get spark to the plugs, checked all safety switches, 2 new coils, new ignition switch, removed kill wires from the coil and still no spark, checked fuses and found blown fuse and replaced it, new solenoid as well. Don't know which direction to go now. cleaned the magnet on fly wheel, shear pin is OK turns over great but no spark. looked at harness for bad spots or broken wires and looks OK.
I am a MD and I LOVE THIS GUY!
It's good to have someone to point these things out, just in case someone runs into these problems. Thanks, buddy!!
Invaluable. You have seen it all. I get a lot out of these videos.
All the Dam Safety switches will drive you crazy. Seat switch disconnected. Nice Vid. thank you!
You are the best when it comes to explain things cameraman is great👍🏻
Good teaching Taryl. Digical electrocution parts are simple with a few lessons.
Thanks for showing that expert pro tip video. We love the videos for learning and the humor is very skilled also. Thanks a ton.
The best video on electrical Troubleshooting, that I have found! Great video Taryl!
Knowledge is everything thanks for the lesson. Cool video & fun to watch.
Checked most of this stuff today but did see a few others to look for on video. Thanks Terrell
I'm glad you put these vids out Taryl.
Another good video from Taryl.. Fixing a Scotts 1742 I discovered the Magneto had wiggled it's way forward and was colliding with the flywheel... Taking Your tips I put a few business cards together to get distance on the magneto, pull the plug a put a little 10w-20 in the cylinder and There was my dinner.. engine rotated for the first time since Hannah Montana.. Woooo wee...
Friend thank you so much, my dad is getting old and he gave me his 1991 Ropa damn thing was garage kept never abuse looks like day one but the battery cable broke off the battery he hasn’t used it in two years and he gave it to me So when I hook the battery up if it ain’t a problem I’m gonna run a series of test that you just taught me thanks a lot God bless you and I can’t wait to plow my driveway this year at 56 years old I told my wife she’ll come out there and I’ll be face down in the snow one day. God bless you funny man
--- FYI, another one, which I just had happen to my Craftsman Dgt6000 Kohler Pro 27hp, was a "flywheel short". Kept blowing fuses so I had to bring it to the shop--- Love the channel!!
You're have created a great comic character who provides useful information while entertaining. Well done sir. 👍
I got my husqvarna zero started by watching troubleshhooting for" smart people"... out of all the videos i watched, this one solve my issue. I jumped the starter it must have been stuck.
Thank you Taryl! I just aquired a 1974 Murray Rear Engine Ride on. Nothing happens when I turn the key. Going to check things out. Engine is turning free. This thing is a real artifact. lol
Great video. Been a long time since I worked on a mower. Great tips, amazing what you can forget. Thanks a lot
Fuel shutoff on my JD X320 was only getting 10V and would not open. Traced back to 12 circuit M/F connector which was bad near Key. Recurring situation. Cleaned it several times and distorted male connector in Yellow wire to give tighter contact. I think you can still say Yellow! Next time plunger gets shortened as it is not Gravity feed.
I have a test light, but I never knew Mister Alligator Clip talked. I'm heading out to the garage right now to check.
Holy Moley! Mr. Alligator Clip does actually talk. And, it's HUNGARY! Now, where did I put Mister Can Opener?
Seriously, your videos are so cool. Thanks!
I finally got the can open and gave it to Mister Alligator Clip. Do you know what I said to Mister Alligator Clip? Hmmm? Do ya? That's right. I said, "And, here's your dinner."
Thanks for your videos makes me a bit smarter
Best video I have every seen on the subject.
i remembered when i removed the antibackfire solenoid off the carburetor when i had a Kubota T1560 the safety switches didn't work as i learned the safety switches on Kubota and other lawn tractors are linked to the antibackfire solenoid on the carburetor as others are by grounding out the magneto coils in the engine. but can vary from one make lawn tractor or zero turn mower to another
Thank you my friend. I wish I had watched your video 2 hours ago. Would have saved me much stress. Left the pto engaged didn,t I !!!!!!! Cheers from down under!!
Thank you Ive been wrestling my gt 6000 for 2 weeks. The grass is 2 feet high and Im gonna go apply what Ive picked up here. I appreciate the information. Thank you
That's a real handy trouble shooting video on diagnosing electrical problems. Love the Lawn Mower Whisperer portion. Very clever and funny. You keep it entertaining.
Taryl , This video was tremendous & the time it took you to make it , is appreciated . You did a very good job ! Paul
I have fixed & replaced about everything pretty much on a vehicle(-engine,transmission, & diff insides). But i'm a noobie with riding mowers. Went to crank it for first mow this year, spent 3hrs looking at everything but 1 thing. The fkn manual blade switch lol! Soon as I watched you show in the vid, went out & sure enough...that was the problem. Thanks for saving me some bucks! I was going to buy new solenoid
Mr test light is awesome. I have ran into a bad diode a couple times on dixon mowers.Pull out the PTO and the engine dies,check the main fuse and it's blown . Caused by a bad diode in the wiring harness the the electric clutch.
Solder in a new diode and you get your dinner.
Thank you. I have learned more than a lot from this video. You just saved me from buying a new ride mower. I know how to find the problem now.
you have a wonderful ability to teaching
Lmao I love your videos makes me laugh while learning. Great combo to use in a video.
Last summer my mower just quit. No power. Kept blowing the 30amp fuse as soon as you turned key. I started from the back of the mower and started checking everything. Working my way forward. Over a few days checking for the short when I wasn't at work. Every switch. Then to wiring. Started pulling harness from back to front. Cleaning grounds and using die electric grease when reassembling. Last section of wiring was the headlights is where I found short inside loom that was zip tied too tight. Power and ground wire rubbed together 🙄. Now only if I started from front of mower. Would've only taken a minute to fix not a few days 😂
Great video. Thanks for such a humorous video that explains things so simply for people that don't know the basics. Your video helped me fix my mower. I'm now a subscriber.
Thanks, you gave me a good idea how to start going about this.
I love this guy
thanks taryl you are a good man. thanks again.
Great information thanks Taryl
On a Husquarvna (circa 2009 model) there are two round gang connectors. One goes to the ignition switch. The other one goes to all the safety switches. If you unplug this connector it disables every safety feature on the mower. Not recommended to do but handy if your trying to troubleshoot these switches on a Husquarvna. One day I was starting my old 79 Snapper Hi-Vac and forgot I had it in gear. Those mowers only had a safety switch on the deck. This mower did not have an electric starter. I forgot I had it in 5th gear and when I started it using the recoil, it took off and I had to chase it down. It went about 50 feet before I could catch up to it!
It seems one of the most common reasons mowers won't start are these switches. One day my father said his Snapper rear engine wouldn't start. I traced it to the safety switch for the deck. The mower thought the blade was engaged. The switch was a four prong like in your video but what was weird was the connectors criss crossed. I had to look on the "interscreen" to find a diagram to see which connectors did what when the button on the switch was pressed. I'm not sure why there were four connectors going to the deck switch unless it was wired in series with the brake or seat switch and has to go through this one.
Thanks Taryl 👍
You have helped me so much. Thank You.
you were very helpful in your vid on troubleshooting and quite detailed in showing your steps PS. My sister felt that same way in the railway sketch opening anxiety when she can't do her lawn cutting. she looks forward in doing her large lawns in a short time off period Bess you in your vids, Danny. pps the anti back fire switch was new to me on my kabota lawn mower. I didn't know what it was thanks again.
Tartlet and the crew are awesome. Love the videos. Keepem coming. Thanks
That is a lot of good information, little brother.
Ur a wise man
You can also check your grounds with the test light. Just put the clip part on the positive side and if it lights you have a good ground.
With the safety switch's can't you just cut the wires, join them together and tape them up? That would work right?
This video is fantastic! So much valuable information! Saved me a lot of $$. I followed along and figured out I needed a new relay! Thanks for this great video!
This is very helpful for we grass rats😁😁. Keep up the steam.
The switches would be in series in the starter solenoid ckt. . If u or taryl are not in the seat
and the engine is shut off but blades were on when shut off, you have to dis-engage the blades
and sit down b4 engine can start.
Thank you again Taryl your videos are GREAT
Taryl. You are Nuts. I love you. 👍
Extremely useful information. Thanks !!!
The engine whisperer . omg lol
Great video I feel like I've just earned my mower Phd....Thanks
I love Taryl 😂
great video, real informative and entertaining. Cheers
Once again ... Daryl gives me ... "My Dinner"
July 3, 2022. I used my tractor two days ago. Went in for dinner and a couple hours rest and, when I came back out, I turned the key to find nothing. No noise at all. I thought the battery might be dead somehow. I tested it and it's fine. I now know what else and how else to check. I'll add to this comment after the rest of my trouble shooting. Wish me luck!!
Great video. Lots of tip for trouble shooting. Thanks for putting it up.
Taryl Once again you deliver a great video Thanks
I am in Brisbane I enjoy watching your videos. I was wondering if you have any job vacancies . Every time I watch your how to , I don't see your technicians doing any work this is why I want to apply. Keep it up.
Did he say shart instead of start? Learned a lot with this video.
Also need to make sure I put cables back right on carburetor
wonder woman, wonder Taryl, wonder this...
Very helpful information content thank you and you're very entertaining LOL
Wowza! There's my dinner!
uno aprende con gente como ustedes porque explican bien.
Very very informative my man. Thank you!!!
a lot of good troubleshooting in one video, thanks...
Love your videos. Thaks for all the details. I have a d105 that will only "bump" over when you try to start. Already replaced starter and battery. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you
harbor freight has multimeters free with any purchase, fairly regularly. great entertaining, informative, videos
love this guy
Can you show more on the John Deere la105 19.5hp briggs and Stratton
Playing the part of Columbo with lectrizity or also put a continuity tester on switches to see
if it works.
Excellent video. very helpful. Thank you for sharing.
yes I did I put a new one in as well as new gas yesterday seems to backfire worse when trying to start in the choke position timing issue keeps going through my mind
You said you checked the flywheel key. Did you get the bolt tight tight? If not it could have sheared the key, check it again.
I am so embarrassed. I left the blade engaged. Then, when I got back on, it wouldn't start. Your explanation of getting off the mower to go get something to drink was spot on! Thanks!
Ive done the same thing. Out in field cussin the mower when all it was is the blades were engaged. Geeze
your amazing, got me a free cub cadet and learning from you, I dont see my problem on your vids tho, this1046 wont keep the battery charged soon as you turn it off after you charged it dead again, im 60 women know some mechanics but tnot the electrical or charging issues..??
u really know your stuff. thanks for what you do.
The best video 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
Good job thanks for the info I appreciate it thanks again