Posted by dave2 on October 21, 2008 at 23:45:31 from (84.170.136.148):
In Reply to: electrical short posted by Jeff Stevens on October 21, 2008 at 22:27:31:
Jeff Stevens said: (quoted from post at 22:27:31 10/21/08) It could just be something as simple as a bad ground..if you have a bad ground it will cause problems..make sure the ground cable is touching metal completely and not on paint or rust
Mine would groan itself into starting from the time I had bought it. Didn't pay it much attention because it was my first tractor and just figured at 40 years old, it should groan a little. Had to jump it one day and there was no real difference in the speed of cranking that I thought should be there.
The ground cable was real hot. Correded on both ends, but when I skinned a little insulation, the corrosion had worked it's way most of the way through the cable. Replaced both cables with sealed units from the parts store and it's like having a new tractor (ugly new tractor).
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