You are having a carburetor problem. Try this first on the carburetor there is an idle screw turn it counter clockwise to reduce gas flow. If this fails there is a bowl at the bottom of it remove it. Inside there is a float that regulates the gas flow. Check and make sure that there isn't trash or anything that could affect the flow of gas in it. If this doesn't work you will have to replace it.
Same for me . Checked everything to no avail but then I found a sheared key in the flywheel. Replaced and all good! Was affecting timing.
SOURCE: John Deere 115 lawn tractor - won't start.
I have a 115 john deere tractor that runs but the engine will not run smooth I've put a new fuel cap on it a new pump and clean out the carb.
SOURCE: 3020 carburetor ? john deere gas tractor, 3020
those carbs are real simple you will not have any problem
SOURCE: I have John Deere GX345. It does not start
Look for a small silver box with 1 wire on it mounted to the motor. It is a temp sensor and will keep it from firing...Just had to replace mine...
SOURCE: need instructions for changing a drive belt on a John Deere LT155
I have googled LT155 and came upon john deere LT155 lawn tractor(noncurrent). It took me to John Deere's site. I put in your model number and it had several catagories. I would try the alphabetical list, go to B and look for traction belt.
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SOURCE: I have a John deere 317 tractor that does not start.
We will be testing for voltage to the points, coil, engine to tractor wiring harness, ignition switch
Tools needed:
volt meter to read 12 volts, or test light
1) with the points open: is there voltage at the connection wire at the points
If yes; adjust points to .020" and try to crank engine and check for spark
*** you may want to determine if condensor is connected to this wire also
if no
2) check point side (neg or - ) of coil for voltage
if yes, engine should start
if no
3) check for voltage at the + side of coil
If yes, coil is bad
if no
4) check wire connector from engine to frame wiring harness
if yes; engine should start
if no
5) check wiring on the back of ignition switch
if yes; engine should start
if no
6) check that ignition switch RED or BATTERY supply wire has voltage
if yes; switch is bad
if no
7) check supply wire and circuit breaker connected to the battery side of the solenoid
if yes; engine should start
if no; circuit breaker could be at fault or wire connector at battery supply
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