An official ACCC notice concerns X300, x300r, x304 select series™ lawn tractors. The engine may overheat and in some instances, the surrounding plastic could melt creating the risk of fire. Published 2011-09-16.
What to do now
Stop using the lawn tractor until the service is performed and notifiy any person who may be operating the unit of this problem. Then contact a John Deere dealer as soon as possible to have the engine cooling fan replaced. This service will be performed at no cost.
Recall number
4fc12fdf-dc56-4f6c-8fbe-38343993c6a5
Official notice
2011-09-16
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The engine may overheat and in some instances, the surrounding plastic could melt creating the risk of fire.
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