Why Is My Lawn Tractor Not Working Properly?

Is the tractor starting properly?

The most common issue with a tractor not starting is the switch. Check the ignition switch. Is it broken or damaged?

Check the battery of the tractor. Are the terminals covered in carbon or has the battery exceeded its time/life?

Is the spark plug damaged or has it been used for a long period of time without cleaning?

Check the fuel/air filter. Is it clogged and full of debris?

Are the blades not properly spinning or not spinning at all?

Are the motor belts damaged or worn out?

The blades are fixed to the frame using a ball bearing pulley or a normal pulley that the belt is attached to. Check is it moving freely?

Check the power cable attached to the motor for the blade. Is it broken/damaged or not properly connected?

Is the grass being mowed properly?

Has the blade's mode been set properly according to the type of grass?

Is the blade damaged, bent or broken?

Is the tractor making noise that is not normal?

Replace the switch with a new one from the local electronics store or hire a technician to do it.

First clean the terminals using hot water, jump start the battery and try again. If it shows no effects, replace the battery with a new one.

Replace the plug if damaged, if not clean it up and try again. Most probably the issue can be fixed by replacing the plug as opposed to cleaning the old one.

Clean the filter as it provides air/fuel to the engine. Replace it if possible for better performance.

The problem may be with the battery terminal wires or an empty fuel tank or something else. Check the official website of the manufacturer or contact a technician to get it looked at.

Replace the belts as they use gears to rotate the blades and when worn out, they slip causing the blades to not move or move slowly.

Use grease or machine oil to loosen up the joints yourself or contact a technician.

Replace the cable with a new one and connect it properly on both ends.

The problem may be with the motor itself or even faulty internal electronics. Contact a professional to get it looked at.

First set the mode properly as each type of grass requires different speeds to cut depending on the height and thickness.

Replace the blade as a damaged blade lowers the efficiency of the mower.

Contact the original manufacturer and file a request for service or contact them through their online helpline.

The noise may be due to the engine not being oiled enough or the belt being loose. Contact the local technician to take a look.

For any further problems Contact the original manufacturer and file a request for service or contact them through their online helpline.