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Grinding gears, Snapper Turf Cruiser.
I have just bought a Snapper Turf Cruiser. It is similar to the
Mule...The Snapper is a 16hp..2wd...automatic transmission. When the service guy delivered it, he drove it off the trailer and parked it in my yard and I noticed no noise when he shifted into reverse from neutral to back it off the trailer and then when he shifted into forward to park it. Soon after I started it up and to get acquainted on my own...it started fine...but when I attempted to shift it, it ground into gear horribly...I tried with rpms high and low. I called the service guy and he says "because it's automatic trans, you have to shift it into gear fast"...no easing it into gear. I tried it like he recommended and although it's better...it's still got a pretty grindy noise, although momentary. I called him back and asked if the grinding is doing harm and he says he doesn't think so, as all the Snapper Cruisers are made that way... I did some Googling for Snapper reviews and came up empty... Any input will be appreciated. Thanks. Perry |
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