Hugh MacKay said: (quoted from post at 17:42:10 05/01/08) Durk: And behind that large starter button is a solinoid, or a starting switch, which ever you wish to call it. My point was, it changed from the old pull rod with starting switch on top of starter.
Sorry, Hugh--I was just trying to be helpful. To me, a conventional starter switch and a solenoid are two different things. A solenoid is an electric coil surrounding a moving rod (usually iron) that is electrically activated--such as in the case of the solenoid switch that all key-activated starters employ. When you have a solenoid switch, you still need a separate starter switch (mostly on the keyswitch) to activate the solenoid. I just wanted to point out that no solenoid came on this tractor from the factory--it's just a big mechanical push button between the battery and the starter. Sorry for the linguistic misunderstanding.
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