shurguywutt
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Hey everyone, I just joined the forum and hope to learn a lot here.
I am working on my father in law's 1987 Snapper 30" rider. The mower hasn't been used much since it was bought be he wants to start using it for his house in Fl.
He called on me to tune it up so I changed the oil, cleaned the filter, new plugs, new battery, new solenoid, waiting on a new ignition switch but it pull starts fine.
Now the mower was working fine until the other day when I had been working on it all day (with the E-Brake on) then when we went to drive it, it would not move forward but only reverse. I am thinking that the brake must have gotten locked up.
Has this ever happened to anyone before? Whats the best method to fix this?
BTW I don't own a rider I have a self propelled Honda 21" pull start which I love.
Cheers.
I am working on my father in law's 1987 Snapper 30" rider. The mower hasn't been used much since it was bought be he wants to start using it for his house in Fl.
He called on me to tune it up so I changed the oil, cleaned the filter, new plugs, new battery, new solenoid, waiting on a new ignition switch but it pull starts fine.
Now the mower was working fine until the other day when I had been working on it all day (with the E-Brake on) then when we went to drive it, it would not move forward but only reverse. I am thinking that the brake must have gotten locked up.
Has this ever happened to anyone before? Whats the best method to fix this?
BTW I don't own a rider I have a self propelled Honda 21" pull start which I love.
Cheers.