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Check your safety switches - Seat switch - Neutral switch Two most common if equipped with opc sometimes wires on plug corrode and damaged

Compression test, leak down test, vacuum test after that I would pull the injection pump out to inspect common issues like slider plate screws falling out, broken spring

Check the one way check valve (#2) Verify fuel pump pressure in hot conditions as you claim Inspect fuel filter inside tank That's where I would start

This would be the vacuum test I was referring to

Verification of compression test + leak down and vacuum tests should be first but most people down have these testing tools (send to dealer) could be a few different things, first with the breather itself I would check that first Could also be your cylinder / piston rings are worn to the point...

Doesn't it already have a hydraulic pump on it, lol I would check pressure according to spec, some units are 150 +/- under factory specs

Believe it or not there are wsm for lawn and garden equipment and no we don't follow the book unless were having issues lol

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Unplugged..... yes, it will run

Whenever I see this I check the fuel first, maybe mixed with gasoline I'm gonna look into this model to see if there are any campaigns

If anyone needs wsm that they cannot find, let me know I can help you out

It will slide through with the tie rods connected but you have to remove the (2) 90 degrees hose fittings from the cylinder or it won't come out

Check the end seals of the rod itself, I just changed one on friday good luck P.S. Don't forget to check the tank underneath the passenger seat, if it is low it may cause your issue

I would test the sensor, if faulty the machine will not start

Most models have a tank located underneath the passenger seat, it that is empty or low the machine will not drive forward or reverse

Most fuel tanks on equipment are located outside like this roller

From my experience, I have had many machines start up after sitting for over 10 + years no problem At the end of the day if the tank has proper vent allowing fumes to escape and keeping the moisture out, it will last I would not recommend putting any kind of chemicals while its in your...

If you over load the pump if will fail much faster and putting extra load on your relief valves can be dangerous Just saying.........

Make a jumper wire like this (photo) These are your safety switches: 1. Break switch 2. Neutral switch (Left arm) 3. Neutral switch (Right arm) 4. Pto switch You would normally start at the break switch but you said you have already tried that I would start at Netral switches, I have had 2...