Dennis, don't know much about a GT275 electrical system, but, one possibility is the battery is run down. If you have a charger, hook it up and see if the battery is accepting a charge.
Sometimes the problem you have is caused by the electric clutch shorting out and drawing down the battery so far that there is not enough juice left for a restart.
There are probably a lot of other possibilities, this is just a place to start. You might need a service manual to diagnose it farther. They are usually expensive, but you will be rewarded many times over on repair savings.
In the meantime, can you just disengage the hydro and push the tractor in the shed? There should be a rod or lever at the rear of the tractor for this and usually it's marked some way.
Hope you find the problem soon and that another GT275 owner can give you more info.
tommyhawk
Sometimes the problem you have is caused by the electric clutch shorting out and drawing down the battery so far that there is not enough juice left for a restart.
There are probably a lot of other possibilities, this is just a place to start. You might need a service manual to diagnose it farther. They are usually expensive, but you will be rewarded many times over on repair savings.
In the meantime, can you just disengage the hydro and push the tractor in the shed? There should be a rod or lever at the rear of the tractor for this and usually it's marked some way.
Hope you find the problem soon and that another GT275 owner can give you more info.
tommyhawk