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The manufacturer has a 2 yrs warranty for major components (engine, transmission), and 90 days for everything else. The retailer sells an extended warranty of 2 additional years (i.e., 4 yrs in total) for 10% of the price.
A riding lawn mower is one of the easiest broken down household items?
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I've never seen an extended warranty that was worth the price. Any defects are going to break within the first 90 days. After that, it's up to you to keep up with your regular maintenance. If you do, the parts that are covered by the warranty probably won't break. The parts that do need to be replaced are the parts subject to normal wear and tear, and won't be covered anyway. Hope this helps.
I've never seen an extended warranty that was worth the price. Any defects are going to break within the first 90 days. After that, it's up to you to keep up with your regular maintenance. If you do, the parts that are covered by the warranty probably won't break. The parts that do need to be replaced are the parts subject to normal wear and tear, and won't be covered anyway. Hope this helps.
How to fix a riding lawn mower?
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I have a Craftsman 46 24hp riding lawn mower and yesterday I was cutting grass. What happened is that for some reason the handle that controls how fast I go and whether I go forward, backwards, or stay in one spot, went completely loose. Now I can only go forward, but at a very painstakingly slow pace. Anyone have any idea what I should do to fix it? I can't afford for someone to come out and take a look at it.
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The shift lever linkage has come apart somewhere between the lever and transmission. It will probably require that the mower deck be removed and the loose linkage put back in place. It shouldn't be a hard job but you will have to know what you are looking for. If you lived next door I would give you a hand. Maybe you have a handy neighbor.
The shift lever linkage has come apart somewhere between the lever and transmission. It will probably require that the mower deck be removed and the loose linkage put back in place. It shouldn't be a hard job but you will have to know what you are looking for. If you lived next door I would give you a hand. Maybe you have a handy neighbor.
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