To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if indicator lights do not come on when key switch is in START position in Cub Cadet Utility Vehicle?
If the indicator lights on your Cub Cadet Utility Vehicle do not come on when the key switch is in the START position, the problem may be a faulty bulb, which you should replace. Inspect and repair any faulty wiring. You might also have a faulty sensor, which would need to be replaced.
General| Brand | Cub Cadet |
|---|---|
| Model | Big Country 420A |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
Call the Customer Dealer Referral Line at 1-877-282-8684 for assembly or operation questions.
Follow all instructions, understand controls, and practice safe operation for off-road utility vehicles.
Never allow children under 16 to operate; supervise those 16 and over.
Understand how cargo, speed, and turns affect vehicle control to prevent rollovers.
Travel straight up/down slopes, slow down, avoid abrupt maneuvers, and use extra care with cargo.
Avoid drop-offs, sudden stops, turning sideways, and carrying cargo on steep slopes.
Keep children clear, be alert, never carry them, and remove the key when unattended.
Do not exceed 1,200 lb total capacity or 800 lb in the cargo box. Spread and secure loads.
Do not exceed 900 lb rolling weight or 100 lb tongue weight. Tow slowly and use extra care.
Handle gasoline with extreme care due to flammability and explosive vapors. Extinguish ignition sources.
Operate off-road only, avoid sharp turns, keep body parts inside, and do not exceed 15° slopes.
Only one person per seat. No riders in cargo box or anywhere other than seats.
Read manual, stop vehicle, set brake, secure box before lifting or reaching under.
Spread load evenly, secure load, do not load above panel height, and no riders in box.
Do not exceed 900 lb rolling weight, 100 lb tongue weight. Tow slowly and use extra care on slopes.
Ensure engine does not crank when starting in forward with parking brake set.
Ensure engine does not crank when starting in reverse with parking brake set.
Sit, set park brake, use choke if cold, turn key to START, release to RUN.
Depress brake fully and stop vehicle completely before shifting between FWD/REV.
Avoid sudden stops/starts on slopes. Apply brakes downhill for control.
Do not exceed 900 lb rolling weight, 100 lb tongue weight. Tow slowly and cautiously.
Battery produces flammable gas. Do not smoke, wear eye protection, avoid metal contact.
Do not jump a frozen battery. Use correct cable connections and order.
Covers issues like engine not starting, hard starting, or starter not working.
Addresses engine losing power, missing under load, or running unevenly.
Lists fault codes based on gear selection and indicator light combinations.
Explains faults related to shifting attempts between Forward/Neutral and Neutral/Reverse.
Details issues when shifting from Reverse to Neutral or Neutral to Forward.
Describes faults when shifting between Forward and Reverse.
Warns of a neutral finding fault, requiring manual shift to neutral.
