T Teksc234 Member Jan 14, 2012 #21 RESOLVED: Took it to Deere dealer this morning. Coil had to be replaced. Took about 30 mins. Works great now. Last edited: Jan 15, 2012
RESOLVED: Took it to Deere dealer this morning. Coil had to be replaced. Took about 30 mins. Works great now.
reynoldston Lawn Pro Jan 14, 2012 #23 Teksc234 said: RESOLVED: Took it to Deere dealer this morning. Crankshaft had to be replaced. Took about 30 mins. Works great now. Click to expand... replaced the crankshaft in 30 mins. I have seen some fast work before but I would have to say that is got to be one fastest mechanics in the country. That has to be a flat rate shop for sure and if not something don't sound right.
Teksc234 said: RESOLVED: Took it to Deere dealer this morning. Crankshaft had to be replaced. Took about 30 mins. Works great now. Click to expand... replaced the crankshaft in 30 mins. I have seen some fast work before but I would have to say that is got to be one fastest mechanics in the country. That has to be a flat rate shop for sure and if not something don't sound right.
K KennyV Lawn Pro Jan 15, 2012 #24 reynoldston said: .... something don't sound right. Click to expand... agree... that can't be right. They Had to do something Other than that...
reynoldston said: .... something don't sound right. Click to expand... agree... that can't be right. They Had to do something Other than that...
reynoldston Lawn Pro Jan 15, 2012 #26 Now that sound a lot better. I am wondering if the D100's has a bad run of coils?
T Teksc234 Member Jan 15, 2012 #27 I'll add more to this post if I have anymore issues. Good thing I have a 2 yr warranty.
T Teksc234 Member Jan 18, 2012 #28 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDH9IZWCQns&feature=youtube_gdata_player