JOHN DEERE S120 Blades Wont Engage
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91%
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Electric PTO Clutch Assembly
The electric clutch uses an electromagnetic coil to engage the drive pulley. Over time, heat cycles cause the coil's insulation to fail or the air gap between the friction plates to exceed the magnetic field's reach. Replacing the assembly restores the electromechanical link between the engine crankshaft and the mower deck belt.
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5%
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PTO Engagement Switch
This pull-push switch completes the DC circuit to the PTO clutch solenoid. Internal contact carbonization or physical fatigue of the plastic housing prevents the switch from maintaining a continuous electrical path, resulting in a failure to energize the clutch coil despite operator input.
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4%
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Mower Deck Drive Belt
The drive belt is the mechanical fuse of the system. If the belt has experienced a tensile failure (snapped) or has slipped off the idler pulleys due to stretching or debris, the PTO clutch may engage successfully while the blades remains stationary due to a lack of torque transmission.
SKU: GX20072
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Electric PTO Clutch Assembly.
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