When turned to the "Off" position, it connects the ignition to the frame ground to turn off the ignition and therefore the spark (fire.)
how does the power take off system work on 1200 Massey Ferguson lawn mower
The kill switch wire is broken or has come loose. If it is a push mower, look at the end of the throttle cable where it touches ground when the lever is in the OFF position. If it is a riding lawn mower, follow the wires from the ignition switch, you will find a disconnection someplace near ground (by the throttle cable bracket on my rider).
It can fall of your mower if you haven't screwed it on tight enough for it to stay
with a kohler regulator tester
You should never by pass any safety sensors on your lawn mower. BUT :for testing your brake sensor you can try taking the wires off the switch that is hooked ether at the back of the peddle or on the linkage and join them together .That should bypass it until you get a new switch.
There could be many reasons why your Sears riding lawn mower won' shut off. The key could be jammed for example.
An electric clutch on a Simplicity riding lawn mower functions as a device that engages and disengages the mower blades through an electromagnetic mechanism. When the operator activates the switch, electrical current flows to the clutch, creating a magnetic field that pulls the clutch plate against the drive plate, engaging the blades. Conversely, when the switch is turned off, the current stops, allowing a spring to disengage the clutch and stop the blades. This system allows for smooth and efficient operation of the mower's cutting mechanism.
Push mowers have kill switches that are on the handle and kill the engine if you let go and riding mowers sometimes have kill switches under the seat to kill it if the rider gets off the mower.
floor or bumper jack
because it is out of petrol and broken
it amy be running out of gas or the timing is off
Home Depot does have a repair service that repairs lawn mowers. You drop off the mower, they fix it and you pick it up at your convenience.