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Weed Eater Front engine lawn tractors

Official Weed Eater front-engine lawn tractor parts

Sears PartsDirect is a leading supplier of Weed Eater front-engine lawn tractor replacement parts. We have the repair parts and accessories that you need to keep your Weed Eater lawn tractor running smoothly and efficiently. When you need Weed Eater repair parts, trust that Sears PartsDirect will have the parts you need in stock.

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Troubleshooting your Weed Eater front-engine lawn tractor when it won't cut grass

If the riding lawn mower runs but the blades won't cut the grass, the problem could be with the blade belt. Examine and replace the belt if you find it worn or broken. If the belt is okay, check the blade belt idler pulley, blade clutch cable and clutch lever assembly on tractors with manual blade actuators. On riding mowers that use a PTO switch to activate the blades, check the PTO switch and the electric clutch. Failed mandrel pulleys can also prevent the blades from spinning properly.

You'll need to <a href=""https://www.searspartsdirect.com/diy/repair-guide/how-to-replace-a-mandrel-assembly-on-a-riding-lawn-mower"">replace the mandrel pulleys if they're worn or damaged

How to fix your Weed Eater front-engine lawn tractor when it won't move

Replace the ground drive belt if you find it worn or broken when the riding lawn mower won't move. If the engine dies when you release the brake, then the seat switch may be unplugged or broken. Our troubleshooting video <a href=""https://www.searspartsdirect.com/diy/article/riding-lawn-mower-engine-dies-when-you-release-the-brake-video"">riding lawn mower engine dies when you release the brake shows how to check the seat switch. Replace the seat if it's damaged and won't activate the seat switch.

Check the transaxle freewheel control to see if the drive is disengaged. Shift the freewheel control to engage the transaxle if you find the control in the freewheel position. Purge air from the transaxle before using the riding mower the first time and after any transaxle repair. Tune up the mower engine if it sputters and then stalls when engaging the drive system. Rebuild or replace the carburetor if it's clogged and not providing the engine with fuel to stay running when driving the riding mower.

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