Re: Montgomery Ward Riding lawn mower - dangling wire

Posted by Mike (WA) on May 22, 2002 at 08:21:34 from (67.226.10.41):

In Reply to: Montgomery Ward Riding lawn mower - dangling wire posted by Gerald Barr on May 21, 2002 at 18:58:04:

I'm not a small engine mechanic, but since you have to ground the electrical system to shut off most small engines, and yours won't shut off, I'd guess its a ground wire. Look for a male lug under a bolt attached to the engine or chassis somewhere within reach of the travel of the yellow wire. Also look for what would be left of a lug after the lug itself breaks off- that is, what would amount to a thin washer under the bolt head, with a partial rough edge where the lug broke off.

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