MT372D A question

[BobSmith]

Please help I am brand new to this I just brought a MT372D used and need so help. Where is the fuse box located I have no Idea Where can I get a owners manual at a good price. I am disabled and things are hard for me to do but I do them.

I tow a trail behind 60 inch mower behind it and when I go down a little hill the motor rev up quite a lot. I can pull the mower my and and I am disabled but I could not pull it up the hill nor could I hold it back going down. I used to pull it with a Sear 25 hp Garden Tractor and it never did this is this normal for a Mt372D to do this.

I brought a new light switch and hook it up and for about 3 sec. the lights worked and went out I think I blew a fuse and can you buy a tac cable mine is broke.

Why are the MT372D I have seen on here red mine is blue and white did someone repaint It?

Please send me any information you can on bobsandpeggy@yahoo.com

 

[The kid]

Hello Bob and welcome to TBN. You might want to address your questions about your mini tractor either in the Ford area or Lawn and Garden to get a good response. The moderator may move your question to the appropriate area. Welcome aboard.

 

[Briana03]

Welcome to TBN

I moved your thread to the Mitsubishi/Satoh forum.

 

[BobSmith]

how do I see my replies to my questions

 

[kensnelling]

how do I see my replies to my questions

By coming back to your thread and reading the responses.

To your other questions, blue and white would be the original colors for your tractor.

As to your engine speeding up when towing a 60 inch mower downhill. Since you didn't say, I will assume this mower has it's own engine instead of running off the tractors pto. Have you tried throttling back?

As for the fuse box, I'm not familiar with your particular model. Have you tried contacting the previous owner?

As for the headlights, you will need to have a (I believe) a 15 amp fuse on that circuit. Inspect your wiring for a possible short or incorrectly attached ground that would have caused it to burn out the fuse.

Ken

 

[BobSmith]

Thanks Ken for your help and you are right it has it's own motor. I will try that. Thanks for the quick reply.