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Posted by Danimal2 on June 01, 2006 at 17:20:37 from (63.98.154.242):
In Reply to: Engine Locked Up posted by Danimal2 on June 01, 2006 at 05:38:09:
Well, I just got home from work. I removed the starter and was not able to rotate the engine by hand. Yes I removed the coil wire from the magneto to keep it from starting as I do not have a kill switch as of yet. I did move between the gears (thank you everyone for the gear pattern). It seems to be seized tight as a drum. This was/is my first tractor. It is set up for LPG and does not look completely right as far as the propane set up. I just installed a rebuilt magneto and got spark, so I said to myself what the hell lets see if this bad boy would start. Well much to my surprise, it started. I was told by the previous owner that it had ran. I began to disbelieve this. Well I did get it started, but I feel it may have been a while. It does have oil, but I did not check to see if it had oil pressure when I had it running. I stated that it had been running maybe five minutes. That would be a really good questimate, but very close. I will check to see if it is stuck between gears in the next day or two. I do not have the ability to try and start it with the clutch pushed in as I am one person and my starter button is inop I was using jumper cables to kick the starter over until it started. Did not want to buy a new switch until I had a good idea that it would run. Thank you all for all of your responses. You have been a tremedious help and I do not wish to scrap this tractor, so I am hoping the engine is not seized. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again, Daniel
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