I have an Ariens Zoom 1944 w/ a Kholer 19hp engine zero turn mower. It cranks great and while under load, it runs great. However, once the blade is disengaged or if it was not engaged in the first place then the engine rpm's seem to "lunge". It doesn't noticeably affect the speed of the mower itself (and i do mean noticeably. If you pay close attention the mower lunges also, but slightly). As soon as a load is engaged (i.e. the blades) it disappears completely. It doesn't rev. up, but rather it dies off and 'comes back to life' at the proper rpm. It never backfires when it does this either. it reminds me of an auto adjusting carb. that has a spring that's weak or worn. I've adjusted the carb. with no success. It does it relentlessly and every single time I run it. Any idea what is causing it or a fix for it. Thanks,
JD8N
JD8N