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Troubleshooting Common Murray Riding Mower Issues

If your Murray riding mower or tractor isn’t working properly, diagnosing the issue is the first step. Here are some simple solutions for common problems and how to fix them.

• Mower won’t cut grass? Check for dull or damaged blades, clogged discharge chutes, or a worn-out deck belt. Learn more about troubleshooting why a riding lawn mower won't cut grass.
• Flat tire on your riding mower? Inspect for punctures, dry rot, or a damaged valve stem. See our how to fix a flat tire on a riding mower guide for expert help.
• Mower won’t start? The issue could be a dead battery, a faulty ignition switch, or a clogged fuel system. Follow our lawn tractor won't start troubleshooting guide for detailed help.
• Mower won’t move? A worn drive belt, broken transmission, or disengaged freewheel control may be the cause. Get solutions in our riding mower won't move troubleshooting guide.

Popular Murray Riding Mower and Tractor Parts for Replacement

Routine maintenance and part replacements keep your Murray riding mower in peak condition. These guides help with common repairs.

• Mandrel assembly replacement: A damaged mandrel can cause uneven cutting and vibration. Our how to replace a mandrel assembly on a riding lawn mower guide will show you how.
• Blade clutch cable replacement: If your blades won’t engage, the clutch cable may be stretched or broken. Discover how to replace a blade clutch cable on a riding lawn mower.
• Neutral control adjustment: A misaligned neutral control can cause creeping or movement when the mower is in neutral. Learn how to adjust the neutral control on a zero-turn riding mower.

Easy DIY Repairs for Your Murray Riding Mower

Keep your mower in top shape with our expert repair guides and troubleshooting help. Find easy riding lawn mower repairs that you can do yourself, and access our step-by-step riding mower and tractor troubleshooting and repair help section for more DIY assistance.