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Old 10-20-2024, 03:58 PM
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Default cub cadet rzt50 hard to turn

my cub cadet rzt50 has a kohler cv730 25hp, hard to turn
spins half a turn and stops, i have adjusted the valve lash to .004, .005, .006
and no luck. what am i missing

any help is greatly appreciated
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Old 10-20-2024, 11:07 PM
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When you say it is hard to turn what exactly are you talking about.
When I read hard to turn I think of turning radius. But then you
adjusted valves? Are we talking about the engine turning over?
A whole bunch of more info will help folks here at least try to help.
Let us know.

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Old 10-21-2024, 08:32 AM
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I am thinking zero turns have hydra motors maybe he is saying he adjusted
'the linkage a little so it turns properly???
if he was talking about trying to start the motor he would say it is not cranking properly or it won't start like the battery is low.
or he checked the cables, voltage, and condition of the battery?
who knows looks like he is new so maybe a young kid,
Possible a one and done.
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I think OP's chief complaint is the the engine turning over when starting. Which has me thinking about the battery and starting system as well as charging system.
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I think OP's chief complaint is the the engine turning over when starting. Which has me thinking about the battery and starting system as well as charging system.
I agree with that but it ain't gonna charge until it starts so we'll just have to wait until he comes back and tells us if the battery is any good.
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