Riding mowers are convenient for handling the lawn chores on large plots of land. When the riding mower's motor runs rough or sputters, however, it may be difficult or impossible to tend the yard. Sabre/John Deere riding mower and tractor parts are designed to keep your riding mower running smoothly, but they may require maintenance, repair or replacement. Change the Filters Air, oil and fuel filters are among the easiest to change and maintain. Replacing these filters is part of a normal tune-up, but they may need to be replaced sooner if they become clogged. Trouble with any of these filters is likely to negatively impact mower performance, and complete blockage may totally disable the mower.

Remove the Head Gasket A defective head gasket commonly causes low compression and poor performance for the motor. Removing and cleaning the head gasket during helps to keep power flowing smoothly to the mower's moving parts. Replace the Carburetor The purpose of a carburetor is to mix fresh air and fuel to an ideal ratio for combustion. If your mower's carburetor is malfunctioning or defective, that mixture may become either too rich, which can cause sputtering and flooding during startup, or too weak, which can cause the motor to shut down entirely during operation. Modern carburetors are complex pieces of machinery, so you should seek professional repairs, or you may opt simply to replace the part. Sears PartsDirect offers a wide selection of Sabre/John Deere riding mower and tractor parts to help keep your yard neat and clean.

Brevard County Drivers Education. John Deere offers a range of technical and operator publications and training.

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