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06-01-2015, 06:03 PM
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127 not starting
I am very excited to have recently purchased a 127- I have been wanting one for quite a while. I am new to the forum and new to working with these great machines. I have some mechanical knowledge but haven't been doing to well with my cub!
I got it off craigs list- working great. I have tried to mow about 3/4 acre worth of lawn 3 times and have yet to finish for one reason or another. I have attempted to read through forums to look for similar problems but nothing the same as what is going on with mine. -Issue- was out mowing, everything was working well. Suddenly engine starting choking down and then just died. I have been starting it with a jumper because the battery has not been charging even after running for some time. This time, I was unable to get the engine to do anything what so ever. When I turn the key, it makes a click as though something is trying to engage but absolutely nothing from the engine, no sputter or anything. i will be checking the spark plug tonight... but that's about as far as I know to get yes it has gas- yes it has oil- If someone might be able to walk me through a quick diagnostic on this issue. Please be patient and pretend you are speaking with a 5 year old! Ok maybe a 12 year old. I love this dang tractor and am determined to learn how to work on it and keep it running happy!!! thanks for any help! 
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