Posted by John730D on March 18, 2011 at 10:44:07 from (208.73.228.5):
In Reply to: John Deere Riding Mower posted by JohnDeere720GA on March 18, 2011 at 09:53:19:
I've got an F525 wich is similar to your mower. Mine has the 17 hp Kawasaki with hydrostatic drive. The problem is with all the safety switches and the electrical connections. If I remember right the current has to travel through the mower safety switch, the seat safety switch and the brake safety switch before it gets to the starter. Works fine when everything is new, but corrosion soon takes over. You need to clean all of the connections and the switches if possible. I spray the connections and switches with WD-40 a couple times a year. Try to get the fluid into the switch itself. You could bypass all the safety switches, but I would not recommend it. I would bet if you jumped accross the starter terminals, it would start right up. BTDT.
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