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My wheel horse 312-8 motor stalls when I engage the mower deck, what am I missing for troubleshooting thisissue?

Thanks, 

 

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Maxwell-8

@Scott Seehase

You are giving it some throttle?

 

Is the deck free, not cloughed up with grass?

With the pto and engine off, Can you turn the deck pulleys/blades by hand? 

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Jeff-C175
18 minutes ago, Scott Seehase said:

My wheel horse 312-8 motor stalls when I engage the mower deck, what am I missing for troubleshooting thisissue?

Thanks, 

 

 

Hi Scott, welcome to the forum!

 

You should check all the interlocks, particularly the 'seat switch'.

 

If the machine thinks there is no operator on the seat because the switch or wiring is bad, the engine will cut out.

 

There's also a switch on the PTO engagement.

 

Do you own and know how to use a multimeter?

 

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gwest_ca

Welcome to Red Square.

If you are not having any luck post the tractor model number and serial number off the decal under the left side of the seat (most likely location) and we can dig up the appropriate wiring diagrams to help solve the problem.

 

Garry

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Wheel Horse 3D

:text-yeahthat:Just had the exact same thing happen on my C141. Ran fine one day, the next go out and durn thing stalled every time I engaged the Deck. A bit of fiddlin around and a Multimeter I managed to bypass that interlock.

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Scott Seehase

Holy cow you guys are fast, Ill check all the above this weekend and get back with you all. Thanks, 

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Handy Don
57 minutes ago, Wheel Horse 3D said:

managed to bypass that interlock.

Other members here think that it is safer to fix the interlocks than to bypass them. Just sayin'.

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Wheel Horse 3D
1 minute ago, Handy Don said:

Other members here think that it is safer to fix the interlocks than to bypass them. Just sayin'.

On that note, Mine's getting connected to a pump for the FEL anyway, rather than the triple rotating edges of DOOOM! lol

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Jeff-C175
34 minutes ago, Wheel Horse 3D said:

rotating edges of DOOOM! lol

 

Never mow in tennis shoes!  This could happen to you!

 

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Wheel Horse 3D
5 minutes ago, Jeff-C175 said:

 

Never mow in tennis shoes!  This could happen to you!

 

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I wear leather slip-ons, or moccasins, NO laces OR fringe! Crud even my snake boots are zippered!

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953 nut

:WRS:

Scott, the seat switch is the most common cause of this problem.       If that isn't your problem let us know and we will dig a bit deeper.

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Scott Seehase

Thanks guys, waiting on new fuel line, pet cock and garment to fix leaky tank, after that I will tackle the seat switch. 

Thanks, 

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