My molar tooth it is a 15 and a half horsepower Briggs and Stratton and it seems to have plenty of power but when I engage the PTO dogs day out and almost died does not want to cut
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If what you have is a MOWER (as in lawnmower) it sounds like it idles and runs but when you engage a load it dies.... This is usually caused by something caught preventing the blade from turning or if it has powered wheels something wrapped around the axel.
NEVER WORK ON A RUNNING MOWER, fingers are a hassle to reattach.
(I remove the spark plugs to insure no compression kicks or ignition)
Clean your mower thoroughly, look for string or debris blocking the free movement of the blade and or wheels.
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I had a similar problem but my fix was cleaning the carburetor and fuel system now it runs like a new mower
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@elhemmer "molar tooth"? Interesting:-) Would you have a model number on that? Would you have a model number of your engine? Any picture you could share? Post those with your question using this guide Adding images to an existing question Love to see that:-)
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