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Posted by Joe on Wednesday, June 24, 2009:In Reply to: John Deere GT235 posted by Sol P Redlin on Wednesday, June 24, 2009:
Next time eng dies,as soon as possible,have someone sit on tractor & crank eng,check for spark at plug(s)if no spark you have a heat breakdown problem in ign system on eng or possibly a a bad oil pressure/level sw(if eng has) or plugged filter,if you have spark,problem in fuel system,plugged vent on tank cap,plugged gas filter,air leak in line from inside tank to pump(if line exits from top of tank)fuel pump going bad,dirt/water in carb or possibly a sticking valve.
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