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The following models are covered by this manual: GT242, GT262, GT275, GT200 Series / John Deere, built in Horicon, Wisconsin, USA
John Deere GT242 (Years: N/A)
John Deere GT262 (Years: N/A)
John Deere GT275 (Years: N/A)
Serial Numbers:
GT242: 020001-040000
GT262: 010001-020000
GT275: 040001-060000
Engine GT242: Kawasaki FC420V, gasoline, 1-cylinder, air-cooled, vertical-shaft, 422 cc, 25.8 ci, 3.50x2.68 inches, 89 x 68 mm, 14 hp, 10.4 kW, carburetor, 8.3:1, Idle RPM 1400-3350.
Engine GT262: Kawasaki FC540V, gasoline, 1-cylinder, air-cooled, vertical-shaft, 534 cc, 32.6 ci, 3.50x3.38 inches, 89 x 86 mm, 17 hp, 12.7 kW, 8.3:1, Idle RPM 1400-3350.
Engine GT275: see above.
Production year(s): 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998.
Publication number: TM1582
Pages: 429
Language: English (some of our manuals are multilingual)
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Engine Specifications/Technical Data:
• Engine Type: Air-cooled, four-cycle, gasoline engine
• Horsepower: Varies depending on the model and year
• Displacement: Varies depending on the model and year
• Fuel Capacity: Varies depending on the model and year
• Transmission: Hydrostatic or gear-driven transmission options available
• Cutting Width: Varies depending on the mower deck configuration
• Weight: Varies depending on the model and accessories
• Traction: 2-wheel or 4-wheel drive options available
• PTO (Power Take-Off): Front and rear PTO available for operating attachments
• Steering: Manual or power steering options available
• Tire Size: Varies depending on the model and configuration
• Battery: Varies depending on the model and year
• Dimensions: Varies depending on the model and configuration
• Ground Clearance: Varies depending on the model and configuration
Facts and Details:
- The John Deere GT242, GT262, and GT275 garden tractors offer a perfect blend of power and maneuverability for various gardening tasks.
- These garden tractors are equipped with reliable and efficient engines, ensuring consistent performance.
- They feature durable construction and are built to withstand demanding gardening conditions.
- The hydrostatic or gear-driven transmission options provide ease of use and precise control.
- The cutting width and mower deck configuration can be customized to suit different lawn sizes and mowing requirements.
- Regular maintenance intervals include oil changes, air filter replacements, and blade sharpening.
- General maintenance tips include cleaning the mower deck after each use, checking tire pressure, and greasing the chassis.
- Common issues may include clogged fuel filters, worn belts, and electrical problems.
- Solutions for clogged fuel filters involve replacing the filter and ensuring the fuel is clean.
- Worn belts may need to be replaced, and regular belt inspections are recommended to prevent unexpected failures.
- Electrical problems can be addressed by checking connections, fuses, and the battery.
- Popular tuning tips and modifications for these models include upgrading the air filter, installing a performance muffler, and adding auxiliary lighting.
- Compatible accessories and attachments include baggers, front blades, snow blowers, and carts.
- Owner reviews praise the garden tractors for their reliability, ease of use, and versatility. Some users mention the need for periodic belt adjustments and potential challenges with mowing on uneven terrain.
Maintenance Intervals:
► Oil Change: Every 50 hours or annually, whichever comes first.
► Air Filter: Clean or replace every 100 hours or annually, depending on conditions.
► Spark Plugs: Inspect and replace every 200 hours or as needed.
► Fuel Filter: Replace every 200 hours or annually.
► Belts: Inspect and replace as necessary.
► Mower Deck: Regularly clean the underside and check blades for sharpness.
► Tires: Check tire pressure regularly and replace worn or damaged tires.
General Maintenance Tips:
* Keep the tractor clean and free from debris to prevent damage and ensure optimal performance.
* Lubricate moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer.
* Store the tractor in a clean and dry location, protecting it from harsh weather conditions.
* Regularly check all fluid levels, including engine oil, coolant, and hydraulic fluid.
* Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for proper fuel storage and use of fuel stabilizers.
* Perform routine inspections of wiring connections and hoses for signs of wear or damage.
* Follow the recommended maintenance schedule outlined in the owner's manual.
Common Issues and Solutions:
■ Electrical Problems: Check and repair wiring connections, replace fuses if necessary, and ensure battery connections are clean and tight.
■ Belt Wear: Adjust belt tension as recommended, inspect for signs of wear or damage, and replace worn-out belts promptly.
■ Fuel System Issues: Keep the fuel clean and free from contaminants, regularly clean or replace the fuel filter, and use high-quality fuel additives to prevent fuel-related problems.
■ Steering Issues: Inspect and lubricate steering components, such as tie rods and ball joints, and replace worn or damaged parts as needed.
■ PTO Clutch Problems: Regularly inspect and clean the PTO clutch mechanism, ensuring proper engagement and smooth operation.
■ Battery Related Issues: Monitor the battery's charging system, clean and tighten connections, and replace the battery if it no longer holds a charge.
■ Engine Overheating: Check the cooling system for leaks, ensure the radiator and coolant are clean, and replace the thermostat if necessary.
Popular Tuning Tips or Modifications:
+ Upgrading to high-performance air filters and exhaust systems can improve engine performance.
+ Installing aftermarket suspension components can enhance ride quality and stability.
+ Adding weight to the rear of the tractor can improve traction when using attachments.
+ Upgrading tires to ones with deeper treads or better traction can enhance performance on various terrains.
Compatible Accessories and Attachments:
♦ Front-end loaders
♦ Rear-mounted tillers
♦ Snow blowers
♦ Utility carts
♦ Lawn sweepers
♦ Lawn aerators
♦ Dethatchers
♦ Front blades
♦ Box blades
♦ Rakes and brooms
♦ Mulching kits
♦ Bagging systems
♦ Seed spreaders
Owner Reviews and Opinions:
☺ Strengths: Powerful engine, durable construction, versatile for various lawn care tasks, comfortable operation, good fuel efficiency.
☻ Weaknesses: Some owners have mentioned occasional belt slippage, limited turning radius, and difficulty in accessing certain maintenance areas.
Repairs That Are Frequently Carried Out and Commonly Broken Parts:
Drive belts
Mower deck belts
Ignition coils
Battery
Fuel filters
Electrical switches
Tires
PTO clutch
Steering components (tie rods, ball joints)
Belts for accessories (e.g., snow blowers, tillers)
Mower blades
Spark plugs
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