Craftsman GT3000
The Craftsman GT3000 garden tractor lawn mower is a fairly powerful machine from the team at Craftsman. Sometimes this garden tractor model is known by it’s serial number, the Craftsman 27502. The engine that powers this lawnmower is a twin cylinder from the Kohler Pro range of engines. This engine has cast iron cylinder sleeves and is air cooled. It uses a paper element air filter to prevent dust and other particulate matter from entering into the combustion chambers and clogging them during operation. The engine is gasoline powered. It transfers power to the rear wheels through a hydrostatic transmission. This transmission gives the GT 3000 unlimited speeds going forwards as well as in reverse.
As the fuel tank on the Craftsman GT3000 which supplies the engine is so big, capable of holding up to 13.2 liters (3.5 US gallons) it’s quite obvious that this machine is favored among professionals as well as homeowners as it means that it rarely needs to be refilled during operation. The front axle on the GT3000 is made from cast iron which means that it is fairly unlikely to break even if you do happen to subject it to a massive or sudden stresses. The engine on the Craftsman 27502 transfers power to the rear wheels. These are quite large which means that they almost never leave thread marks. They each measure 23×10.5 (23 inch diameter, 10.5 inch width).
The engine on the Craftsman GT3000 is battery started and the whole machine comes with a 2 year limited warranty as standard when you are first buying it (new). This lawnmower is good for cutting lawns that range in size from 0.5 to 4 acres in size. Similar models to this one include the Craftsman GT4000 and the Craftsman GT5000 garden tractor lawn mowers.
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I purchased the GT3000 in 2002 and used the wheel weights from my Wheel Horse tractor on the rear wheels for better traction on a hill behind our home. I have a little over 600 hours on the 25hp Kohler Pro Command Engine. The deck is a 10 gage steel stamped deck and over the past 19 years only replaced the blade belt twice. I recently replaced worn front tires and the front wheel bushings and wheel spindles. Just done routine yearly maintenance on it and still runs strong. Seat vinyl on both sides cracked several years ago but other than this it still looks pretty good given its age.
Not much of A problem at all! I wish my truck’s and cars held up as good as this tractor!
I did have to replace the rear tires this year through! Actual Sears tires on it made in the U.S.A.! I should send them to A museum! They still hold air but have no tread left.
Replaced with Chinesum rubber and I doubt they will last 10 have but at 68 I probably won’t either!!
It has been A solid machine cutting grass at 2 house’s I have owned. I used to use A back blade to move light snow (under 3″) also. I also used the back blade to level the dirt driveway at my first house.
It has A Kohler 18 h.p. Magnum engine that has never been opened and in fact the original magneto just called out 2 week’s ago. Put in A Chinesium replacement and off it went! Just change oil and filter once A year and you can’t kill this mill!
Hydro tranny works like new and I have never even changed the filter.
It could blow up tomorrow and it would owe me nothing.
The mower deck wore out and I haven’t found A replacement.
functional. not sure i would buy this model. if your terrain is not level this may not be best machine for you.
At present it does not want to start and am having to take it in to figure out if it is the solenooid, the starter, or something else….
First thing to check if it wont crank up is the 30 amp ignition fuse , its next to the starter relay , i swithched to a 40 amp fuse 😊
love it.
Good