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walker dies out

#1

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ringo8

I just bought a 2003 md walker.it ran fine for a month but now dies out now and then when mowing.everything just stops can restart straight away sometimes or have to wait a few second.when it did it yesterday lost power to dash and ghs chute stopped oscillating.all help much appreciated.


#2

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mechanic mark

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=manuals walker mowers look through these for your model

Check air filter for replacement, inspect all wiring by hand as well as connections, relays, safety switches, etc., let us know what you find, thanks.


#3

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ringo8

So turned out 7 amp circ breaker was shot and pto micro switch had a crook wire and was arking out on body all good now.


#4

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mechanic mark

So turned out 7 amp circ breaker was shot and pto micro switch had a crook wire and was arking out on body all good now.

Good job, pat yourself on the back, thanks for posting back with fix.


#5

Globi

Globi

So turned out 7 amp circ breaker was shot and pto micro switch had a crook wire and was arking out on body all good now.

Hello ringo8,

I just bought a 1997 MDD GHS Walker mower on the main land and have here in Tassie now. It had a few smaller issues (mainly caused by neglect and shonky repairs) which took me about a week to sort out. A few days ago it started cutting out intermittently (and starting again immediately) and I'm still trying to get to the bottom of it. I hope that I find a similar or the same problem you had... will keep you posted.

Cheers Globi (Peter Huber)


#6

Globi

Globi

In the end it turned out to be a faulty earth wire to the fuel shut off solenoid, which made the fuel solenoid drop out whenever the fan reversed (drawing more current).... It still did it after I cleaned the plug contacts and the connectors of the earth supply on the body near the bottom of the battery (not a brilliant spot to get at).
I first unplugged the solenoid and connected it to another battery to see if that would fix the problem and to confirm that the solenoid wasn't faulty: and it worked! I then piggybacked another earth wire to the black one on the solenoid (on the solenoid side of the connecting plug) to a good earth on the body which fixed it. Only took 3 days of stuffing around !!!


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