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Oftentimes there are switches at the blade engagement lever and under the seat...for safety reasons. I can't start my mower if the blade drive is engaged and /or I'm not in the seat. That's a clue to check , however I'd check the starter solenoid first.
look where the wires go threw the frame to the clutch and unplug the connector and try a new fuse if it still blows remove the clutch and inspect the wires they do rub on metal and short of the power
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