Approximately 1,650 Country Clipper riding lawn mowers (model years 2012–2014) are being recalled because the engine ignition module can fail to ground, leading to overheating and melting. Shivvers Manufacturing has received four reports of ignition modules melting, which poses a serious fire hazard. These mowers feature 27-horsepower Kohler Command or Courage engines and were sold at Country Clipper dealers nationwide between October 2011 and May 2014 for $5,300 to $9,500. Affected owners should stop using the mowers immediately and schedule a free repair with an authorized dealer.
The mower's ignition module can fail to ground properly, causing the component to overheat and melt. This creates a high risk of the mower catching fire during or after operation, as evidenced by four reported melting incidents.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled lawn mowers and contact a Country Clipper dealer to schedule a free repair.
Country Clipper lawn mower
Kohler 27-horsepower Command engine
Kohler 27-horsepower Courage engine
Location of the model number and manufacturing date.
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Sources: CPSC Notice · Raw API Response