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Craftsman 247204113 zero turn tractor-series z6000

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Craftsman ZERO TURN TRACTOR-SERIES Z6000 247204113 FAQs

On the Craftsman 247204113, the engine model number is printed on an engine ID label (or stamped tag) mounted directly on the engine, not on the mower deck. You’ll typically find it on the blower housing/shroud, near the muffler, or near the spark plug area; confirm the exact label locations in the 247204113 operator’s manual.

Where to look on the engine (most common spots)

Check these areas with the engine cool and the key removed:

  • On the engine shroud/blower housing (often on top or on the side)
  • On the sheet metal near the muffler or exhaust outlet
  • Near the spark plug area (look for a small foil label or stamped plate)
  • Around the recoil starter housing (if your engine uses one)
  • Under a removable engine cover/shroud (if equipped)

What to write down (so you get the right parts)

We recommend recording all of the following exactly as shown:

  • Engine model number
  • Engine type/spec number (common on Briggs & Stratton and Kohler)
  • Engine code/date number (helps match carburetor and ignition parts)
  • Engine serial number

Quick ID guide

Use this as a simple checklist when you find the label.

Label item What it’s used for Example format
Engine model Identifies the engine family Model + letters/numbers
Spec/type Narrows down exact build “SPEC” or “TYPE”
Code/date Production date/version Long numeric code
Serial Unique engine identifier Serial number

Why it matters

Your Craftsman 247204113 model number identifies the mower chassis, but the engine model number identifies the engine itself. Many tune-up and fuel-system parts are engine-specific, so having the engine ID prevents ordering the wrong component.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Craftsman riding mower model 247204113, the model number is typically printed on the product identification label located under the seat. Lift the seat and look for a label on the seat pan or the frame directly beneath it.

Where to look on model 247204113

Check these common label locations first:

  • Underside of the seat (seat pan)
  • Frame directly under the seat
  • Rear frame area near the transmission
  • Left or right side of the seat box area
  • Near the engine compartment on a fixed frame rail

What the label should show

Most ID labels include more than just the model number. Look for:

  • Model number: 247204113 (may include punctuation on the label)
  • Serial number: unique to your mower
  • Manufacturing date code (varies by production run)
  • Engine information (sometimes listed separately)
What you need Why you need it Where it’s used
Model number Confirms the exact mower version Parts lookup, diagrams, manuals
Serial number Identifies production run details Service bulletins, correct revisions
Engine model Identifies the engine itself Engine tune-up parts, engine manual

If the label is missing or unreadable

If the label is damaged, we recommend:

  • Checking for a second label on the frame under the seat area
  • Looking for a decal-style ID label that may be on the seat box
  • Replacing missing safety/ID decals if needed (some models use multiple decals)

For model-specific diagrams and identification references, use the 247204113 operator’s manual.

Why it matters

Using the correct model number helps us match the right Craftsman parts (like belts, blades, switches, and decals) to your exact mower configuration so you avoid ordering a similar-looking part that will not fit.

Last updated: January 2026

For Craftsman model 247204113, the operator’s manual we have is a Z6000-series manual that covers multiple model numbers and does not list a single, specific engine make, displacement, or horsepower for every unit. Use the engine ID label on your mower and the 247204113 operator’s manual to confirm the correct engine details for your exact machine.

How to identify the engine on model 247204113

Look for the engine model and spec information on the engine itself:

  • Engine shroud/top cover label (often shows model, type, and code)
  • Valve cover or blower housing sticker
  • Engine block stamping near the starter or muffler area
  • Emissions label on the engine (may list displacement and family)
  • Separate engine operator’s manual that came with the mower

What we can confirm from the model 247204113 manual

Even though it doesn’t pin down one engine spec, the manual does provide engine-related operating guidance, including:

  • Use regular unleaded gasoline with a minimum 87 octane
  • Do not use E85 fuel
  • Check engine oil level before operating
  • Keep cooling fins and intake screens clear of grass and debris
Item What to use Where it’s specified
Fuel octane 87 minimum Operator’s manual fuel recommendations
Ethanol limit Up to 10% ethanol allowed Operator’s manual fuel recommendations
Pre-start checks Oil level, general inspection Operator’s manual operation section

If you are shopping parts based on the engine

Many engine parts (air filter, oil filter, spark plug, carburetor parts) match by the engine model, not just the mower model. If you’re addressing an exhaust leak at the manifold, one compatible sealing part listed for this model is the lawn tractor engine exhaust manifold gasket 721P0460.

Why it matters

Using the engine’s model/type/code prevents ordering the wrong maintenance parts and helps you follow the correct service procedures for your specific engine configuration.

Last updated: January 2026

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