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rx75 john deere

10 years ago

My RX75 John Deere stalls when I try to activate the blade to cut grass. I have the seat switch disconnected and have put in a new neutral start switch. It is 9 hp with electric start. Next thing I am considering is a new PTO switch but it is hard to get at so I thought I would get another opinion first. Thanks John

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bill_kapaun
10 years ago
If your seat switch has a grounding connector, having it disconnected has the same effect as being out of the seat.
JOHNRICE
Original Author
10 years ago
Bill Kapaun......Thanks for your reply.My seat switch has no grounding connector. The engine run fine unless you try to engage the PTO. John
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10 years ago
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