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How do I turn off reverse PTO on Cub Cadet?
Push down on the side tabs on the black plug. Pull the black plug back and out from the white plastic wiring harness. This action disconnects the reverse caution switch.
How do I make my Cub Cadet mow in reverse?
To set the mower in reverse mode, come to a complete stop and turn the blades off. Depress the brake pedal and move the shift lever into reverse position. Finally, turn the key to the reverse/caution mode. Push the PTO/blade lever to the on position to engage the blades.
Does Cub Cadet riding mower cut in reverse?
Because mowing in reverse is inherently unsafe, Cub Cadet tractors are designed to discourage the practice. When the tractor’s key is in the “normal mowing” position, the PTO will automatically disengage when the tractor is shifted into reverse.
Why does my PTO keep turning off?
@mattk ,Matt, Something as simple as a low battery/bad connection or not charging could cause this. Possibly bad seat/reversing safety switch, faulty/loose wire/plug to clutch/PTO/switch, clutch faulty. Trouble shooting/parts/manual links below may help.
Where is the PTO switch on Cub Cadet?
Find the small bell housing on the underside of the Cub Cadet’s Briggs & Stratton engine. This housing is for the PTO clutch.
Why won’t my Cub Cadet go forward or reverse?
Belts and Pulleys To operate your axles, your mower connects belts from the hydraulic pumps to the engine and from the engine to the mower deck. These conditions can cause the belt to slip off the pulleys, which can stop your mower from going forward or reverse.
Why does my Cub Cadet keep shutting off?
The carburetor might be clogged. A clogged carburetor is most commonly caused by leaving fuel in the lawn mower for a long period of time. This sticky fuel can clog up the carburetor and cause the engine to stall. If the carburetor is clogged, try cleaning it with carburetor cleaner.
Why won’t my Cub Cadet go forward?
Check the pedals for damage or obstruction. Also check the parking brake to see if it’s engaged, a condition that will also prevent your mower from moving. If you’ve depressed the parking brake and it doesn’t release properly, inspect for obstructions or damage to the linkage.