Kohler CH18S Spec #62513 Simplicity Sovereign

Have you checked the main power fuse and fuse holder. I have found quite a few that have a swollen overheated fuse, and the holder had rusted contact pins. If this is the case, the fuse holder needs to be replaced.
 
Thanks for helping identify that module. Could that be causing my lights out engine dying? Is this fuse holder part of the engine or part of the Simplicity tractor make up?
 
The fuse holder is usually in machine harness and not on the engine.

Here is a diagram of a similar model I found online through parts tree. Item 33 show to be a circuit breaker instead of a fuse.

Circuit breaker on models like this do get rusty inside and act up with age. You can try jumping across the pins temporarily to see if it resolves your problem.

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Need to slow down,,,,,,, stop buying all these new parts that don't fix anything.

Every part you buy requires testing to make sure it works. New doesn't mean new anymore. So from now on, there is no telling what is actually broken. Half a new mower to test out.
 
If you have some immediate engine killing event, sounds like something shorting out the ignition coil kill wire/s. The ENTIRE kill wire and safety harness needs looked at and TESTED.

Pull the kill wire/s off each coil. Should run the fuel tank dry IF the ignition and everything else is good.
 
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