Re: 1952 Super C Starting Problem

Posted by FC on September 23, 2004 at 09:41:52 from (66.84.205.26):

In Reply to: 1952 Super C Starting Problem posted by Richflhtc01 on September 23, 2004 at 07:10:18:

Another idea.....where do you have the ground running to? You might try grounding to a different point such as a cast portion of the tractor, or directly to the starter just to see if it makes a difference (provided the cable is long enough) You may have a bad ground connection through other parts of the tractor between your ground and the starter which would give the same effect as a bad cable (reduced voltage at the starter). I have heard of issues with paint, or rust between bolted together parts having a drastic effect on starting. Also is the area clean between starter, and block? The ground obviously has to make good connection there as well. Just a couple ideas.

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