It cannot and you'll have to come to Yorkshire to fetch it. Starts, pulls and runs but the blade is not engaging.
It also takes takes quite a few pulls to start and would generally benefit from a service. Awesome bit of kit with scag's Vbar steering system rather than the older single handles. Incredibly easy to manouevre with effortless zero turn. Located between Otley and Harrogate. I had presumed that it might be that the rubber drives need renewing.But more likely, it is either the switch or something electrical that powers the blade engagement switch. The'switch' is a knob that you pull upwards and this seems to operate as it always has, except that now nothing happens. Meanwhile, I've noticed that the little display next to it and to where you put the key in (its a pull start but the small key has to be in and switched to on before you start it up) does not have a display. I'm sure it used to - indicating number of hours worked presumably.
So my pet theory is that there must be a battery that powers the small display that might also feed the blade engagement switch. I should also say that someone else who was interested said that he thought it might be the clutch. Here's the AI summary (this is I think, the 19HP kawasaki engined model with 5 gallon tank and pull start).
The technical specifications for the Scag Pro-V 52 commercial walk-behind lawn mower (often abbreviated as the V-Pro or Pro-V series) focus on its unique V-Bar steering system and floating handle Engine & Power Engine Type: Typically equipped with a 19 HP or 23 HP Kawasaki V-Twin gasoline engine. Displacement: 726 cc (for the 23 HP configuration). Starting System: Recoil start (on 19 HP models) or Electric start (on 23 HP models). Fuel Capacity: 5-gallon single fuel tank. Clutch: Heavy-duty Ogura PTO clutch brake.Drive System & Steering Transmission: Dual hydraulic pump and motor drive system utilising 10 cc Hydro-Gear pumps. Forward Ground Speed: Infinitely variable up to 7.4 mph. Steering Control: V-Bar steering system.
It controls forward, reverse, and zero-turn movements by pushing or turning a central V-shaped handlebar, removing traditional squeeze-lever hand fatigue. Operator Presence: Integrated Senso-Grip system which detects the operator's touch on the handles without mechanical paddles. Cutter Deck Cutting Width: 52 inches (132 cm). Deck Type: Floating Velocity PlusT or Advantage cutter deck. Spindles: Heavy-duty, greasable cast-iron spindle housings equipped with tapered roller bearings. Cutting Height Adjustment: Easy-to-use pin system with a hand lever to change height from the operator's position. Tires & Dimensions Front Caster Tires: Flat-free semi-pneumatic tires.Construction: Fully welded, heavy-gauge steel main frame built for rigorous commercial use.