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Craftsman 247203734 tractor

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Craftsman Tractor 247203734 FAQs

The Craftsman riding lawn mower model 247203734 is commonly equipped with a Briggs & Stratton single-cylinder gasoline engine in the 17.5 HP class, which is a typical configuration for a 42-inch front-engine lawn tractor. For the exact engine model and specifications, use the 247203734 owner's manual.

How to confirm the exact engine on model 247203734

We recommend verifying the engine details directly on the tractor and matching them to the manual.

  • Lift the hood and locate the engine ID label (often on the valve cover, blower housing, or near the muffler)
  • Record the Briggs & Stratton model, type, and code numbers
  • Compare those numbers to the engine information section in the 247203734 owner's manual
  • If ordering engine-related parts, match by engine model as well as tractor model 247203734
  • If the starter only clicks or the engine will not crank, follow riding lawn mower engine clicks but doesnt turn over video

What “single-cylinder” means (and why it matters)

A single-cylinder engine is a simple, durable design used on many Craftsman and MTD-built lawn tractors. It typically has fewer moving parts than a V-twin, which can make routine maintenance (spark plug, air filter, oil changes) more straightforward.

Typical engine and tractor pairing (quick reference)

These are common pairings for this class of Craftsman front-engine tractor; use them as a guide while you confirm your exact engine label.

Item Typical for this tractor class What to verify on your unit
Engine brand Briggs & Stratton Engine ID label under hood
Engine type Single-cylinder gas Model/Type/Code numbers
Power class Around 17.5 HP Manual listing and engine tag
Deck size Often 42-inch Deck label and blade length

Why it matters

Knowing the exact engine model helps you get the right tune-up parts (spark plug, air filter, fuel filter) and diagnose starting problems faster, especially when symptoms point to the battery, starter solenoid, or safety interlock circuit.

Last updated: February 2026

The Craftsman riding lawn tractor model 247203734 uses a Briggs & Stratton single-cylinder gasoline engine in the 17.5 HP class (about 499 cc). The exact engine model number is stamped on the engine itself in a Model-Type-Code format; use that ID when ordering engine-specific parts.

Where to find the engine model number on model 247203734

Check the engine for a sticker or stamped plate. Common locations include:

  • Valve cover (top of engine)
  • Blower housing (fan shroud area)
  • Near the starter motor or flywheel screen
  • Side of the engine block near the muffler
  • Under the hood on the engine side facing the seat

For diagrams and the model tag locations on the tractor, use the 247203734 owner's manual.

What to record (Model, Type, Code)

Write down all three fields so you match the correct Briggs & Stratton configuration.

Engine ID field Typical format Why it matters
Model 31XXXX or similar Identifies the engine family
Type XXXXXX Matches carb, governor, crankshaft setup
Code YYMMDDXX Build date and revision

Quick check: tractor model vs. engine model

These numbers are different and used for different parts.

  • 247203734: mower chassis and deck parts (belts, blades, steering)
  • Engine Model-Type-Code: engine parts (air filter, spark plug, carburetor, starter)

Why it matters

Using only the tractor model number can lead to the wrong engine tune-up or repair parts. The engine Model-Type-Code ensures the correct match for ignition, fuel, and starting components.

If the engine clicks but will not crank, follow the diagnostic steps in riding lawn mower engine clicks but doesnt turn over video.

Last updated: February 2026

The model number for this Craftsman riding mower is 247203734. You’ll find it on the mower’s model tag and in the documentation; use 247203734 when ordering parts, looking up diagrams, or checking maintenance and adjustment procedures in the 247203734 owner's manual.

Where to find the model number on the mower

Most Craftsman front-engine lawn tractors place the model tag in one of these common spots:

  • Under the seat (seat pan area)
  • On the frame near the engine compartment
  • Near the rear fender or hitch plate area
  • On the left or right side of the frame rail

Model number vs. other numbers you might see

It’s common to see multiple identifiers on a riding mower. Here’s how to tell them apart:

What you see What it’s used for Example for this mower
Model number Identifies the tractor for parts and manuals 247203734
Engine model/type/code Identifies the engine for engine-specific parts Varies by engine
Deck size Helps match blades and belts Often 42-in on this series
Serial number Production identifier Unique to your unit

Why it matters

Using the correct model number prevents ordering the wrong belt, blade, switch, or electrical part. For example, deck components like a blade drive belt can vary by deck configuration even when the tractors look similar.

If you’re shopping deck parts, match by model first, then confirm deck size and configuration in the 247203734 owner's manual.

Last updated: February 2026

Craftsman model 247203734 is a mid-2010s riding mower; this model family is commonly tied to 2014 to 2016 production. To pin down the exact year for your specific tractor, match the model and serial number on the product ID label using the 247203734 owner's manual.

How to find the exact build year on your tractor

Use the tractor’s product ID label first; it is the fastest way to confirm the manufacturing date for parts and service.

  • Look for the product ID label under the seat, on the frame rail, or near the rear fender
  • Confirm the model number reads 247203734 (exact match)
  • Record the serial number and any date code printed on the label
  • If your engine has its own tag (often Briggs & Stratton), record the engine model and code as a cross-check
  • Use the label information when ordering parts to avoid deck and wiring mismatches

Why the year matters for parts fit

Craftsman tractors can have running changes within the same model number; the serial number and deck configuration keep you on the correct parts list.

What you are doing What can vary by year/serial range Example part
Replacing deck drive parts Deck routing, idlers, and belt length Lawn tractor blade drive belt, 1/2 x 96-1/2-in 490-501-y044
Fixing a no-crank problem Safety interlock wiring, switch style Starter solenoid, interlock switch
Adding a bagger Brackets and chute mounting points Lawn tractor 2-bin bagger 19B30031OEM

Quick checks before you order

  • Confirm deck size (many versions use a 42-in deck)
  • Compare belt routing to the diagram in the manual
  • Match fasteners and hardware style already on the deck

Why it matters

The “year” helps narrow the platform, but the model number plus serial number is what reliably identifies the exact configuration for correct parts, maintenance specs, and adjustments.

Last updated: February 2026

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