Help!!!!!

[RickN]

Hopefully it is just a linkage issue. Being as new as it is it should have the rod in the back to freewheel the transmission. I'm not aware of any safety switch that would prevent the transmission from going into neutral.

So far I have not found a rod or switch but I am going to keep looking, and for the problem. And I believe you are correct on ikt being a linkage problem.

 

[2busy]

So far I have not found a rod or switch but I am going to keep looking, and for the problem. And I believe you are correct on ikt being a linkage problem.

This is what mine looks like

 

[SoonerP226]

then I would be in trouble, again.

Again? When did you get out?

 

[SoonerP226]

So far I have not found a rod or switch but I am going to keep looking

Most of the ones I've seen are either under the seat (behind the battery compartment) or on the back panel.

 

[RickN]

Again? When did you get out?

I get out every day, then I wake up, say something ornery and I am right back in again.

 

[SPDguns]

Pull the little rod out like in the picture. It will disengage the transmission and you can push it. Most/all lawn/garden size tractors have this.

 

[RickN]

Pull the little rod out like in the picture. It will disengage the transmission and you can push it. Most/all lawn/garden size tractors have this.

I can not find one on this mower. All the other riders we have owned had them but so far not this one. I did find out that the pedal is not called a clutch but a brake and sometimes they hang up on this model. Soon as I can I will go out and tap on the brake housing as is recommended.

 

[xseler]

The lever/rod is only on riders that have a hydrostatic transmission.

Carry on my wayward sons..........

 

[Chief Sapulpa]

Maybe the manual will indicate what is to be done in a situation such as this?? Sometimes, I don't read the manual and just go to using a tool or even a lawnmower.

Yup...RTFM,

 

[Snattlerake]

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