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Just a little experience I had the other day while mowing which my save you many fustrations. We were mowing friday and all of a sudden my Turf Tiger up and quits. Acted like it was outta gas, thought it was a fuel problem. Tried the usuall things ect. Called my dealer who was out and hooked me up with a loaner on the spot. Anyway the problem was that the way the wiring is ran on the right side of the mower near the hydro pump, it will be too close to the pump and melt. I suggest to everyone, that they pull away the wiring from the pump with a wire tie to prevent this problem. It caused the wiring for the fuse holder to melt. Hope this saves somebody else the trouble. However the good part of this experience was my dealer. Not to brown nose but the response to my problem was better than anyone could have even thought. He was at my jobsite in 15 minutes or so, and hauled my mower back to their shop for me, and then returned it to me after repair, as well as giving me a loaner to finish out my day. Kudos to them.
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thanks......very thoughtful of you to share
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My Tiger Cub did the same thing.The dealer(Farm Town,Sardis city Al.)gave me a demo,and fixed mine.But they did not tell me why the problem acured. THANKS FOR THE F.Y.I.Comment
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It's nice to have a dealer like that but here in Chattanooga Tn. We have the worse dealer in the world. I have a Turf Tiger and the hydo belt was going bad every 20- 50 hours. I replaced 5 belts in 200 hours and had to pay for labor and belts twice. Scag Corp would not help in any way. I did find a dealer in a town about 30 miles away that found the problem and repaired my mower. Never had a loaner or help. I will never buy any Scag mower againComment
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Thats sorry on the dealers part.I've had two belts break,thr elec.problem,idler pulley went bad,idler spings broke two times........NEVER PAYED A DIME! Not even laber.Comment
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