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Re: Re: Hard starting Cub
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Posted by Don Holden on December 10, 2000 at 11:36:13 from (205.188.193.34):
In Reply to: Re: Hard starting Cub posted by T_Bone on December 08, 2000 at 21:58:24:
Well Cub fans I have figured it out! It wasn't the timing, carb, wires, plugs or any of the replacement parts. It is a bad ignition switch that some times fails depending on where or how far it pulls out. I discovered it this morning when playing with it after a hard starting session. It was running and when I bumped it(the switch) before pushing it in the tractor began to quit. My goodness, what a time I have had the past few weeks trying to solve the problem. Keep up the good work and I really enjoy the posted discussions. Don Holden
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