To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes loss of drive in Jonsered LGT54?
A loss of drive in your Jonsered Lawn Mower may occur if the freewheel control is in the “disengaged” position (place it in the “engaged” position), if the motion drive belt is worn, damaged, or broken (replace the motion drive belt), or if the axle key is missing (install axle key at rear wheel).
What to do if Jonsered LGT54 engine continues to run when operator leaves seat?
If the engine on your Jonsered Lawn Mower continues to run when you leave the seat with the attachment clutch engaged, it indicates a faulty operator-safety presence control system. Check the wiring, switches, and connections. Do not operate the machine until the problem is corrected.
General| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
|---|---|
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic |
| Blades | 3 |
| Deck Material | Steel |
| Engine Type | 4-stroke |
| Cutting Width | 54 in (137 cm) |
| Cutting Height, min | 1.5 inches |
| Fuel Capacity | 2.5 U.S. gal (9.5 l) |
Critical safety precautions for operation, children, slopes, towing, and gasoline handling.
Tools required and initial steps like unpacking, battery check, seat adjustment, and skid removal.
Steps for attaching the mower deck, lift links, anti-sway bar, and installing drive belts.
Critical checks before operating, including tires, belts, brakes, and a final assembly checklist.
Understanding tractor symbols, hazard icons, and identifying all controls and their functions.
Setting brake, stopping, using throttle/choke, moving, adjusting cutting height, and operating mower.
Using ROS, operating on hills, transporting, towing, and service minder.
Procedures for starting engine, fueling, purging transmission, and mowing best practices.
A schedule of tasks and general advice for maintaining the tractor.
Daily checks, safety system verification, and maintenance for tractor parts and engine.
Instructions for using the deck washout port to clean the mower deck.
Safety steps, mower removal, and drive belt replacement procedures.
Adjusting mower deck, checking brakes, replacing drive belt, and wheel removal.
Adjusting controls, battery, replacing components, and engine adjustments.
Steps for preparing the tractor and battery for long-term storage.
Procedures for preparing the engine and fuel system for storage to prevent gumming and corrosion.
Causes and corrections for engines that won't start, are hard to start, or don't turn over.
Troubleshooting power loss, vibration, poor cut, drive, and electrical problems.
Troubleshooting engine behavior related to reverse operation and stopping.
