{"heroContent":"The John Deere SX75, produced in the late 1980s and early 1990s, was a popular residential riding mower known for its reliability and compact design. It typically features a single-cylinder Kawasaki engine and a 30- or 38-inch cutting deck. The simple belt-drive system made it easy to maintain and operate, contributing to its enduring appeal.","heroImage":null,"expandedContent":"The John Deere SX75 was introduced as a part of the SX series, targeting homeowners with small to medium-sized lawns. These models were known for their simplicity and user-friendliness. The SX75 is typically powered by a Kawasaki FC290V single-cylinder engine, ranging from 10 to 12.5 horsepower, with a displacement around 290cc. The transmission is a gear-drive type, known for its direct power transfer. \n\nA key feature of the SX75 is its compact size and maneuverability, making it ideal for navigating tight spaces. It was available with a 30- or 38-inch mowing deck, catering to different lawn sizes. While primarily designed for residential use, its robust build quality meant that many units saw service for many years. Compared to larger lawn tractors, the SX75 prioritized ease of use and maintenance, making it a great choice for homeowners new to lawn care equipment. The belt-driven deck and transmission are relatively simple to service and repair.","specifications":"

Engine	Kawasaki 12.5 HP 290cc Single-Cylinder
Transmission	Gear Drive
Deck Size	38 inches
Ground Speed	Varies by year
Fuel Capacity	1.6 gallons
Weight	360 lbs
Years Produced	Varies by year (late 1980s-early 1990s)

","history":"The John Deere SX75 was part of the SX series of riding mowers designed for homeowners. It was produced from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. Its focus on simplicity and reliability made it a popular entry-level model in the John Deere lineup.","maintenanceTips":"

Belt Inspection: Regularly inspect the mower deck belt and drive belt for wear and tear. Replace belts every 1-2 years or as needed to maintain optimal performance.
Blade Sharpening: Sharpen mower blades at least once a season, or more frequently if you notice a decline in cutting performance or uneven cuts.
Filter Changes: Change the engine oil and air filter annually, or more often if operating in dusty conditions.
Seasonal Storage: Before storing the mower for the winter, drain the fuel tank, stabilize the fuel system, and disconnect the battery to prevent corrosion and ensure easy starting in the spring.

","faqItems":[{"question":"What size deck does the John Deere SX75 BELT PRIMARY 38 have?","answer":"The John Deere SX75 BELT PRIMARY 38 is equipped with a 38-inch mowing deck."},{"question":"What engine is in the John Deere SX75 BELT PRIMARY 38?","answer":"The John Deere SX75 is typically powered by a Kawasaki FC290V single-cylinder engine, producing around 12.5 horsepower."},{"question":"What belt do I need for my John Deere SX75 BELT PRIMARY 38?","answer":"Belt sizes vary by year. Consult your owner's manual or refer to the parts diagram for the correct deck belt and drive belt part numbers. Measure the existing belt's length and width if the part number is unavailable. Common deck belts are around 1/2 inch wide and between 80 and 90 inches long, but this can vary."},{"question":"What blades fit the John Deere SX75 BELT PRIMARY 38?","answer":"The John Deere SX75 with a 38-inch deck typically uses two 19-inch blades. Blade types include standard, mulching, and high-lift, depending on your mowing needs. Ensure the center hole matches the spindle size for proper fitment."}]}

SX75 (Belt, Primary 38")

A97K - Aramid Blue V-Belt (1/2" X 99" )