C Cmasco Forum Newbie Jan 1, 2013 #1 I have a Troy bilt " pony" tractor,starts fine idles fine.shut down when engaging FOR or rev.any help out there ,please
I have a Troy bilt " pony" tractor,starts fine idles fine.shut down when engaging FOR or rev.any help out there ,please
ILENGINE Lawn Royalty Jan 1, 2013 #2 Model number would help come up with a solution, so we know what we are discussing. Does it die when you release the brake pedal, or die when you try to move the mower.
Model number would help come up with a solution, so we know what we are discussing. Does it die when you release the brake pedal, or die when you try to move the mower.
C Cmasco Forum Newbie Jan 1, 2013 #3 Model # is13wn77k5011( troy-bilt pony) purchased in 09.after starting it dies when I release the brake, in reverse or forward even in neutral.thanks
Model # is13wn77k5011( troy-bilt pony) purchased in 09.after starting it dies when I release the brake, in reverse or forward even in neutral.thanks
R Rivets Lawn Royalty Jan 1, 2013 #6 Your symptoms sound like a safety switch problem. Your going to have to check the wires, looking for a short or break.
Your symptoms sound like a safety switch problem. Your going to have to check the wires, looking for a short or break.
metz12 Well-Known Member Jan 1, 2013 #7 Rivets said: Your symptoms sound like a safety switch problem. Your going to have to check the wires, looking for a short or break. Click to expand... do you think something could be grounding it out?
Rivets said: Your symptoms sound like a safety switch problem. Your going to have to check the wires, looking for a short or break. Click to expand... do you think something could be grounding it out?
metz12 Well-Known Member Jan 1, 2013 #9 Rivets said: Dah, what do you think a short is? Click to expand... oh wow, didnt even see that part of your post:confused2: my bad.
Rivets said: Dah, what do you think a short is? Click to expand... oh wow, didnt even see that part of your post:confused2: my bad.
Kodie's Lawn Service Well-Known Member Jan 1, 2013 #10 Also make sure the deck blades are not jammed :thumbsup: