Mine never overheats.

I probably own the nicest YM1500 anywhere. My John Deer does all the work.

If you don't work it, it will never overheat. It helps if you live in a cold climate.

I've had a YM1500 for years. I use it with a five foot finish mower (not gently) and a four foot brush hog regularly. It never overheats. You shouldn't be running antifreeze in the cooling system at all in the warmer months. If yours is overheating it means that there is a blockage inside somewhere. These things were designed to run tillers all day in rice paddies without overheating. If you don't feel like messing around with figuring out why yours is overheating, Hoye Tractor in Texas sells an aftermarket water pump/kit for this tractor for a few hundred dollars.

Where are your videos?

Pang Thao is it turning over ?

A son of his.... what do you meant by turning over?

A son of his.... I changed the new battery but it’s still not start. Why I can’t turn the key to the left to pre heat the engine? Do i need to press any thing while turning the key to TS to heat the engine?

@@npheevthoj try putting a breaker bar and socket on the crankshaft pulley and see if it will move.this should tell if the motor is locked up or not.try jumper cables.maybe the battery is bad.check all cables on batteryfor cleanand good tight connection.