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JD 130 blade has no power

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B Alba

11-18-2002 06:47:57




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I have a JD 130 riding mower, about 15 yrs old; power to the blade has been cutting off with increasing frequency. Now, if it starts at all, it will stay on only a few seconds and will not restart. We have changed the starter switch, PTO switch, battery and what I believe is called the generator/rectifier. Otherwise it starts and runs well; it just has no power to the blade.




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Ralph

11-18-2002 21:16:48




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 Re: JD 130 blade has no power in reply to B Alba, 11-18-2002 06:47:57  
The clutch clearance on my 111 is .013 in = .33mm. One quarter turn = .010 in according to the manual.



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Ralph

11-18-2002 21:16:31




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 Re: JD 130 blade has no power in reply to B Alba, 11-18-2002 06:47:57  
The clutch clearance on my 111 is .013 in = .33mm. One quarter turn = .010 in according to the manual.



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Ralph

11-18-2002 16:49:01




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 Re: JD 130 blade has no power in reply to B Alba, 11-18-2002 06:47:57  
My 111 used to give me trouble when hot. Would always kick right in when cool, but one had to bite your tongue just right after mowing an hour. The lower oil seal went on the engine, then I cleaned the electromagnetic clutch and reset the clearance. It was too wide, much smoother now and never fails to engage when hot. Not a difficult job to remove and clean.



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John T Nordhoff

11-18-2002 09:52:20




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 Re: JD 130 blade has no power in reply to B Alba, 11-18-2002 06:47:57  
B, if the unit is equipped with an electric cluth, a short in its coil can cause excess current draw. If so, a new PTO switch or rectifier which you say you replaced would not cure such a problem. Electric clutches draw considerable current and thats why engines requiring one usually have higher rated alternators to supply more battery charging power. Also, if the alternator coils themselves are bad or shorted, a new rectifier wont help that problem. When you say it has no power to the blade, do you mean there is no power present at the electric clutch at all??? If thats so, you would have to recheck for power in and out of the PTO switch. Good Luck and let us know. Ol John T Nordhoff in Indiana

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