Grass is normal height as always, when I begin to cut the blades slow down at times almost stopping while engaged. Tention is on belt. I even turned belt over. I have not changed the belt since having the mower, 6/2016.
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Check your air filter - if it is dirty, replace it.
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If you have an electric PTO clutch - try checking the clearance between the magnet and the pully. adjust as neede
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I have a Craftsman 42 inch riding mower. When I start cutting the grass, the blades slow down. The belt has tension when I start it up. I've adjusted the bar in both directions but it still does it.
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I replaced the filter and it continues to do the same.
par Cedric Watson
You might have contaminated gas in the mower. Drain out the old gas. Change the fuel filter. Get new gas, non-ethanol if possible. Mix in some Seafoam gas treatment with the new gas. Fill your tank with the gas/Seafoam mixture. Now crank the engine. The Seafoam will clean out your fuel system. If the problem was with the fuel system, then the Seafoam will solve your problem.
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par MrJimPhelps
What would gas have to do with it? My blades slow down too but not the engine speed my belt also has tension on it.
par Kevin