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Your machine’s serial number is essential to establishing extended warranty eligibility status for your outdoor power equipment. The serial number is eleven characters printed on the left side of the Product Identification Label. Characters can include numbers, letters or hyphens.
Attachments and accessories will unlock the full potential of your riding mower. Here are five must-have attachments to get the most out of your mower. A battery-powered lawn mower can enhance your overall mowing experience. Here are five reasons why a battery-powered mower will benefit your yard.
- Won’T Start
- Loses Power and Dies
- Engine Is Smoking
- Weak Hydrostatic Transmission
- Won’T Drive Straight Or Steer Correctly
- Won’T Move Forward Or Reverse
- Mower Is Vibrating
- Quits When Hot
- Runs Rough Or Sputters
- Blades Won’T Engage
A mower may not start because of fuel or air restrictions not allowing the engine to get the fueland air required to run. Your starting problem may also be due to a bad spark plug or a failed electrical component. Detailed information can be found at: Cub Cadet Mower Won’t Start
Lawn mowers can experience loss of power when the fuel or air systems are compromised affecting your mower’s ability to run. This can include bad fuel, a bad air filter, a dirty carburetor, and clogged fuel lines. Detailed information can be found at: Cub Cadet Starts Then Dies While Mowing
A mower will smoke when oil gets into the cylinder and begins to burn off; components begin to burn due to increased friction from low oil capacity; and additional engine failures happen internally including the piston ring, valve train, and gaskets. Detailed information can be found at: Why Your Cub Cadet Lawn Mower is Smoking
Riding mowers with a hydrostatic transmission may experience a weak transmission when the hydraulic is old or low in capacity. It can also feel weak when the drive belt or tensioner pulley is worn or broken.
Several items can affect your mower’s steering includingincorrect tire pressures, bad dampers, and worn steering components on lawn tractors and zero turns. The tracking may be off on zero-turn models causing the mower to veer off to the right or left.
A mower may not move due to a bad or missing drive belt, worn tensioner pulley, or missing idler spring. The transmission bypass rod and the drive release lever may be in the wrong position on your hydrostatic mower. Detailed information can be found at: Why Your Cub Cadet Lawn Mower Won’t Move or Go Forward
Your mower may be vibrating because of loose components and hardware on the mower; failing components including bearings in the clutch, pulleys, and spindle housings; damaged or unbalanced blades, and debris lodged under the pulleysand other areas of your mower. Detailed information can be found at: Reasons Your Cub Cadet Mower is Vibrating
There are many reasons a mower will stop running once it gets hot. This is often caused by fuel-related issues, the wrong engine oil, the wrong amount of engine oil, plugged cooling fins, a bad ignition coil, or plugged mower deck. Detailed information can be found at: Your Cub Cadet Quits When It Gets Hot
A lawn mower that runs rough or bogs down can be due to a lack of air, fuel, or spark. You may also experience this when you overwork the engine with a fast ground speed, low engine speed, plugged mower deck, or dull lawn mower blades. Detailed information can be found at: Cub Cadet Lawn Mower is Running Rough or Sputtering
The mower blades may fail to engage when the deck belt is worn or has fallen off; the PTO switch is bad, or the clutch failed. The linkages or cable on a manual engagement clutch may be worn or the battery may fail to power an electric clutch solenoid. Detailed information can be found at: Cub Cadet Mower Blades Won’t Engage or Turn On
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See your local Cub Cadet Dealer for warranty details.Pricing Disclaimer: Posted price is in USD Dollars and is manufacturer's suggested sale price. Models and pricing may vary by location. Taxes, freight, set-up and delivery not included. Optional equipment, accessories and attachments sold separately. See your retailer for details.
See your local Cub Cadet Dealer for warranty details.Pricing Disclaimer: Posted price is in USD Dollars and is manufacturer's suggested sale price. Models and pricing may vary by location. Taxes, freight, set-up and delivery not included. Optional equipment, accessories and attachments sold separately. See your retailer for details.
Jul 27, 2017 · Solution. Please visit our CUB CADET PRODUCT REGISTRATION WEBSITE to register your equipment. IMPORTANT: Please retain the original proof of purchase (sales receipt) in a safe place. This proof-of-purchase is necessary for any warranty related service. Please refer to the Warranty section of the product Operator's Manual for additional warranty ...
Aug 8, 2017 · Aug 8, 2017 • How-To. Article Number. 000006968. Details. Follow these quick and easy tips to prevent fuel-related problems in your outdoor power equipment.
