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I was wondering if there was a way to slow down a rer besides throttle it down. any thoughts.

okfine said:

I was wondering if there was a way to slow down a rer besides throttle it down. any thoughts.

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Ok I might be a little crazy but I think it would help if we knew what brand mower your talking about.

(( cowboy up and get over it ))

Ok I have a rear engine rider series 23, Model 281223BVE, It has the clutch disc on it which I have just replaced. I know the request is a bit out of the ordinary but if there is something someone might suggest that would be great

okfine said:

Ok I have a rear engine rider series 23, Model 281223BVE, It has the clutch disc on it which I have just replaced. I know the request is a bit out of the ordinary but if there is something someone might suggest that would be great

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Sound like the disk is not adjusted right.
When in first the disk should be almost touching the center of the drive wheel.

First gear should be slower than I slow walk.

(( cowboy up and get over it ))

Thanks for the reply I will check that out.

Also you may want to check the Shift Detent. See attached pic

Thanks for the info

Tommyboyxd said:

Also you may want to check the Shift Detent. See attached pic

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I am having a similar issue with a 2013 RER Snapper. The problem is that it does not have a detent for every speed like the old ones. It has one at neutral and one where is goes too slow for what I would consider normal mowing. If you move it out of that detent the lever moves forward on it's own about an inch and goes faster than I want.