Recent content by DanDavis_

Hey folks, It is my first time creating a thread here. I just joined the forum this summer, and I enjoy the vibe here. If I am doing anything wrong or inappropriate, remind me. I am looking for some buying guidance on a robotic lawnmower. I live in Cali now, and my daughter was just born, I...

Great job! Sometimes problems in life are very troublesome but others don’t really care. But when you solve them yourself, I know that sense of accomplishment.(y)

The problem may be with the carburetor or fuel injector. These parts may be blocked by carbon deposits or impurities in the fuel and need to be cleaned or replaced. Also, check the battery and starter motor to make sure the battery has enough power and the starter motor is working properly.

This is usually not normal. Generally speaking, the situation you are talking about may be caused by carbon deposits or sludge accumulation, which will affect the valve sealing and engine performance. You can try to use a special valve cleaner to clean the exhaust valve and valve seat to remove...

I don't actually have a bobcat zt2000 but my brother does have one (Im not sure the model is 2000). His machine also had this problem. It's possible that the racket is coming from the deck's design, or maybe there's an issue with the deck wash system that's letting water seep into the bearings...

Kubota's non-commercial warranty policy is a two-year/1500-hour comprehensive warranty and a six-year/2000-hour powertrain warranty.. maybe upgrading to the newer BX2380 may do good in the long run?

If the clutch is slipping or damaged, it may prevent the blades from spinning. try to check the clutch for signs of wear or damage, such as unusual noises, vibrations, or overheating. replace or repair it in time. Just a warm reminder, a low battery or problem with the electrical system may...

Run-flat tires do have some give, but they are generally stiffer than conventional tires， you know the reinforced sidewalls. This stiffness can result in a harsher ride, especially on rough roads, as the sidewalls don't flex as much to absorb impacts

well from my personal experience, you can replace it with a new seat with a suspension system. Also, maybe consider changing a softer or larger tire, its helping.

maybe try check the engine for any problems, such as spark plug problems, fuel supply problems, or a clogged air filter? Also hows the condition of your soil? Even a properly functioning tiller may have trouble turning the soil if it's too compact or has too many rocks in it.

oh my god..thanks to your intuition and prompt response.. the trick sounds clever and he makes everything so convincing. But when he mentioned covering the shipping fee even you don't feel like buying it, its quite suspicious. consulting Exmark is really really wise.

it sounds like you have tried everything... Im not sure if it helps you but try to check ignition coil, no sparks, change it . If the safety switch working properly? check the spark plug for any signs of corrosion or fouling as well. uhh it probably be dumb to tell you to check the air filter...

You mentioned you have replaced the seat switch, but there maybe other safety switches , such as the brake switch, that may also cause the problem. try make sure all safety switches are in the correct position and their circuits are not shorted?

good to meet a support group here, always wanna share my odd weird lawn

For me I would recommend John D x700. It has really comfortable seats and run smoothly. My machine is a seconded-handed, received from my brother and has been used for like 5 years. Just spend some time on changing the blade and air filters, no other issues