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D Saksa Posted on Oct 05, 2015

Mower will not crank. I have a gravely ZT 48 HD In the on position when you sit on the seat it double clicks. When you turn it to the crank position, it does nothing. Any advice?

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Anonymous

I had the same problem n my Gravely Compact Pro 44" mower with the Kawasaki engine. The start relay failed on the starter itself.

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