Stalling after mowing a little

It is a fuel / air problem. Do you have a primer bulb, did you replace it and put it in the right way around arrow to the carb? It is a known issue. There are lots of help online and there are some videos below..

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Oct 22, 2009 - cub cadet self propelled mower starts up fine runs for about 5 min. then dies. Will start again after several pulls then dies again 4-5 min.

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Nov 12, 2009 - I have a BG 55 when fuel tank gets down to 1/2 empty it stalls out. ... run, it revs up to max then dies completely. It will only start on full ...

your belt is slipping. Have your dealer fix it.

Check the bearings on the mower deck and see if you have one of them binding. Check the drive belt to the mower and be sure it is not slipping. Sounds as if the problem is in the mower deck.

Your mower doesn't have enough power to handle very thick grass at high speed. You need to go slower across the lawn. That's easy to do if this is a push mower (just don't walk so fast) or if it's a self-propelled model with a speed control. But if it's a single-speed model you'll have to mow the lawn in fits and starts: squeeze the lever to move it forward; release it when you hear it bogging down; wait for the motor to reach full speed; squeeze the lever to move it forward again; repeat. Also, is the grass very high? If so, try setting the cutting height higher on the first pass, then lower it for a second pass. Finally, make sure the blade is sharp.

Although, this does sound like a fuel issue due to past experiences I want to say the problem might not be fuel at all, but before we go that route try one thing. On that particular model I believe the gas cap is vented, if so try running it till it acts up, then remove the gas cap for a moment and see if the engine returns to running normal, if not I believe your coil is going out. I have seen alot of these engines recently where the works fine but when the get hot they quit functioning all together or only function part of time which in your case would indicate why it is missing and fowling the plug. When these tend to do this after they cool back down they function properly again until they get heated up again. I hope this helps you.

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Be sure your fuel is clean, filter clean and tank is vented properly.

hi there

danielburgi

1 almost sounds like you may have a restriction in the main jet of the carburettor or idle circuit transtional holes or idle air bleed holes , also check emulsion tube

2 then if these are all ok try adjusting governor - as soon as load exceeds power output - unit will try and stall- once governor adjusted re-try -

3 the only other thing it may be is too low compression which ia major concern

try 1 and 2 options 1st


3 is the last option which means a leak test to check compression loss or worn rings



cheers pauly46

hope it helps

not possitive, but sounds like 1 of the bearings on the mower deck is starting to seaze up.I would start with that. Remove the deck and belts and check all the pullys and bearings for free movement.

YEs it sounds like one of the quill assemblys is heating up and the bearing is starting to bind, the quill assembly is the unit that is between the blade and the belt that the blade and pulley attach to there is 2 bearings inside these and with age they start to wear out and need to be replaced my suggestion is to replace all the quill assemblies at one time as this saves headaches down the line when another starts to fail. Hope This Helps Don

you are cutting to much grass & it isn't kicking it out fast enough out of deck which will bog it down it might help if you clean out the bottom of the deck & also dont cut really low if grass is really tall also cutting wet grass will aslo cause the bogging if i can further help e-mail me wade at [email protected]