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ToddH

06-23-2006 07:48:23

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Until I figure out why my Super C wont crank over, is it ok to just use jumper cables directly from battery to starter motor. I just need to do a quick job and then I will have time to diagnose the problem. Thanks for any comments, Todd

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Guyzoo

06-24-2006 10:16:12

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Re: wont crank over in reply to ToddH, 06-23-2006 07:48:23

Be sure there is no gas seepage around because you will set the tractor on fire--like I did two years ago with a lawn tractor LOL

Otherwise there is no problems

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arod

06-23-2006 17:13:31

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Re: wont crank over in reply to ToddH, 06-23-2006 07:48:23

I have jumped my "M" like that before, sparks do fly for sure, but it worked!

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ToddH

06-23-2006 08:19:24

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Thank you very much! in reply to ToddH, 06-23-2006 07:48:23

Thank you very much!

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kfox

06-23-2006 13:29:39

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Re: Thank you very much! in reply to ToddH, 06-23-2006 08:19:24

Just don't kill the engine 2 miles from home:-(
ken

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Bob M

06-23-2006 08:03:41

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Re: wont crank over in reply to ToddH, 06-23-2006 07:48:23

I've had to do that on several occasions and it works fine.

Just be mindful and take into account ground polarities before making the jumper connections!! Your Super C is probably positive ground, but essentially all modern vehicles, tractors, etc are negatively grounded...

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RustyFarmall

06-23-2006 07:51:58

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Re: wont crank over in reply to ToddH, 06-23-2006 07:48:23

If that's what it takes go for it. It would be a bit of a hassle to do it that way everytime, but you sure won't hurt anything.

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