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Wheel Horse 314-8 cutting out.

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Ff717

I have a 314-8 with a Kohler. Toward the end of last summer the engine started cutting in and out. When the engine us warm it is much worse. We replaced the manual fuel pump on the front of the motor. Have a clean fuel and air filter. Have loosened gas cap with no change. Wonded if anyone has experienced anything close.

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daveoman1966

Does that engine have a CONDENSER.  If so, replace it.  As the condenser ages, it begins to fail when warmed up.

 

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953 nut

:WRS:

Could be an electrical connection that needs to be tightened or cleaned or it may be fuel related. Gas with ethanol will slowly screw up your fuel system, to find a station that sells ethanol free gas use this site.    https://www.pure-gas.org/

Post the Model Number of your 314 and we can take a look at the wiring system to see what components could be the culprit.

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edgro

Check screen on fuel fitting in tank. I had one do something like that, the screen was plugged or severely restricted. Would mow for 1/2 hour or so, then start cutting out

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Ff717

Thanks guys for the input when I get back to the garage I'll post the model # and I'll also check the shutoff valve and the 314 i have is electronic ignition. Again thanks & will get back with y'all in a day or so. 

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Mower Man

Check your motor mounting bolts.  Is the engine bolted securely on the tractor frame?  Have any broken or loosened?  No movement is best.

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The Tuul Crib

:text-welcomeconfetti:T😎:rs:

 

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