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Question posted by weswill41 on July 14th, 2021

Zti50 Throttle Adjustmebt Kawasaki Fr691v

throttle ia good until bladea are engaged then it seems weak unlike same engine on big dog doesnt even sound like same engine

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Answer #1: Posted by SonuKumar on July 14th, 2021 10:36 PM

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Why does my Cub Cadet bogs down when blades engaged?

A mower that bogs down when the blades are engaged is a symptom of bigger problems with your mower. You may not have a large enough mower if your grass is exceptionally thick or tall. Mechanical issues with the mower deck, drive train, or throttle assembly may also be to blame.

Why is my Cub Cadet losing power?

Most likely the problem you have is that the carburetor is restricted or plugged because of fuel that was left in the the carburetor while it was stored. Fuel CANNOT be used if it is over 30 days old. ... Also keep in mind that even if this is a BRAND NEW unit, you can still have this same carburetor problem.

Why is my Cub Cadet sputtering?

Clean or replace the air filter to stop the mower from sputtering to a halt. Too much air can also cause problems for the engine. A bad cap on the gas tank is the first place to look. ... If the hole is restricted, the cap bent or the seal under the cap damaged, the engine may be getting too much or too little fuel.

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Why does my riding mower bog down?

When a lawn mower bogs down, the engine seems to lack enough power to keep the blades slicing through grass. Allowing the engine to cool may help, but the problem can surface again after several minutes of mowing. While it seems that the mower is unreliable, the cause of the problem may require minor repairs.

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Operation Manual - Page 2

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Operation Manual - Page 3

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Operation Manual - Page 9

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Operation Manual - Page 13

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Operation Manual - Page 18

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Operation Manual - Page 24

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Operation Manual - Page 25

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Operation Manual - Page 33

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