Lawn mower clutch stuck is a common problem. It can become a real headache and halt your lawn-mowing endeavors. Most mower owners have faced this at least once no matter what type of mower they have. It can happen because of multiple reasons. This problem usually happens because of belt issues, corrosion, and a worn-out…
The PTO (power take-off) is a mechanism that transfers power from the engine to the cutting deck. If your mower loses power when PTO engaged, it’s a sign that there’s a problem with the engine or transmission. Sometimes a dirty air filter and a clogged fuel filter can also cause this problem. Read this article…
A perfectly functioning lawn mower is the pride of any homeowner. When your blade mower leaves strips of uncut grass, it can quickly become a frustrating problem. Usually, if you mow wet grass, the there are some strips on lawn as the blades cannot reach the end. Sometimes insufficient overlapping and blocked cutting deck can…
After mowing, you may notice uneven grass height or some areas with very little grass remaining. This happens when the mower deck keeps digging into the ground. Common reasons for mower deck digging into ground are deck height, uneven terrain, damaged blades, weight, and mowing technique. Signs Mower Deck Digging Into Ground When a mower…
A well-groomed lawn is every homeowner’s pride, but the joy of mowing can swiftly turn into frustration when your mower deck will not raise or lower. The causes behind this problem are as diverse as the landscapes they trim, ranging from disconnected lift links to electrical glitches and alignment issues. This article will uncover the…
Picture this: you’re out in your yard, ready to give it that perfect trim, but your mower deck shakes when engaged. The usual suspects are at play here. Imbalanced blades, lose or damaged belts, worn-out pulleys, a deck that’s seen better days, uneven cutting height, or perhaps those trusty old deck bearings showing signs of…
Your riding mower is suddenly not providing a perfect lawn as it is cutting unevenly. Due to this, your lawn is being scalped and chopped in a stair-step pattern. But what is wrong with the mower, anyway? How do we solve this issue? When the tire pressure is not enough, your riding mower cutting uneven,…
If you’ve recently changed the blade on your trusty mower only to find it vibrating unexpectedly, you’re not alone. This common issue can be a source of frustration, disrupting the usually smooth mowing experience. The main culprits behind the lawn mower vibrates after changing blade are an unbalanced blade, misaligned belt, spindle problem, and all. …
Nothing is more annoying than a zero-turn mower that won’t engage the blades, leaving your grass uncut and wasting your time. You are not the only one who is dealing with this issue. If the PTO switch is broken, the belt is damaged or worn, or there are faulty pulleys and bad clutch the zero…
Having a riding mower with blades that won’t engage when you need them can be incredibly frustrating. But fear not! There are a few common reasons for riding mower blades won’t engage; such as faulty PTO clutch components, a worn-out manual clutch, or a damaged clutch cable. When Riding Mower Blades Won’t Engage? (Fixes Included)…