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Anonymous Posted on Apr 09, 2011

Trying to change Transaxle input shaft on my GT2254 Husqvarna. Cannot get the old shaft out.

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  • Posted on Jun 10, 2011

SOURCE: Husqvarna GT2254 with Briggs &

There are three probable causes for this I would try them in this order.

First disconnect the battery (negative cable) and try to turn the motor by hand, see if it spins relatively freely (there will be some resistance part way around the circle). If you cant get it past a certain spot then there is something jammed.

If it spins freely then next I would check the battery. If you have a multimeter then you can test the voltage of the battery. It should be above 9 or 10 volts, if not then you need to charge it. You can either pick up a battery charger or take it to your local auto parts store and ask them to run a battery test on it. The batter test will both confirm the battery is still good and give it a full charge.

If this doesn't fix the problem the last thing to do is replace the starter motor. It is a small metal cylinder with a gear on one end and should be on the side of the engine. It should just come off with a couple bolts, take it to the parts store or a local lawn and tractor supply and they should be able to sell you a replacement (you might want to call around first to save some driving).

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