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I had the same thing happen. I got the tank out, but it wasn't easy. Take out the bolts out that hold the rear end on. Take off the two springs that support the seat. Take out the battery and the battery tray. Take out the 6 bolts that hold the black cowling and the front of the green platform to the frame. This will allow you to lift the seat platform far enough off the rear end to allow the tank to be pulled out through the side. You also have to remove the metal bracket which holds the front of the tank and has caused the tank to leak in the first place. New tank is $56.00 not installed. I used a soldering gun and melted the plastic back together. I think it will hold quit a while. I know this is a little sketchy, but It worked for me.
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you can go to www.deere.com and then click on residential equipment on the next page click on services and support and then enter your model number you will need your machines serial number to choose which model you have. here you view on online or order a new copy on cd
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Remove the seat and the fender/platform from the operator station this should expose everything you need to get at
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Howdy, I have a jd L110 automatic with 179 hours on it...some times when starting with the brake held down it will not crank...some times it will... I am not sure if it is the switch on the brake or the starting system...Is there any way with out buying a new switch to wire jump the switch to see if it is in the switch or not? thanx, Dan
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