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265 Garden Tractor

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Handsome Jim

11-04-2001 19:41:33




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This afternoon I was mowing my lawn for the last time of the season and my 265 started to die and go down on power. I figured I was low on fuel, which it was, so I made it to the garage and put about a gallon in the tank and took off cutting again, made about a half a round and it was the same thing all over again. It kept dying and didn't have any power. Where should I start? Do you think when I let it run low on gas I got some crap in the fuel filter? It's the first time in the four years I've owned it that it has run that low on gas and the first time I've had this problem. No hurry, I have all winter to get her going. HJ

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Fred G

12-08-2001 21:09:35




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 Re: 265 Garden Tractor in reply to Handsome Jim, 11-04-2001 19:41:33  
I had a similar experience with my LX188. I cleaned the carburetor but no change. Finally found a short in the ignition switch which was draining the battery and pulling power from generator. Had to replace ignition switch and battery - runs like new. Deere dealer said this was common problem. Good luck.



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Bobalou

11-06-2001 19:25:20




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 Re: 265 Garden Tractor in reply to Handsome Jim, 11-04-2001 19:41:33  
I'd say your probably on the right track Jim. I don't know why any of those other assholes didn't follow up for you. Probably to busy talking about their high dollar A or B that they over paid about 1,500.00.



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