Posted by rrlund on November 02, 2012 at 07:16:04 from (207.241.137.116):
In Reply to: 4030 tractor starting posted by ranhil on November 02, 2012 at 06:42:49:
I don't know just how that bugger's wired,but I had two different experiences lately with them on an Oliver 1850 and a White 2-135. They were both dragging and turning slow. The White would pick up a little speed if you held on it. I had the one for the Oliver rebuilt first. Cost me $130 for a total rebuild. Spins like a wild thing,starts excellent.
The White was a different story. Cost me $120,put it back on,no change. When I was filling silo,it straightened itself out,worked normal. The first real cold morning,it would barely turn. I held it a little too long and the solenoid stuck and it kept turning. I got off,grabbed a wrench out of the toolbox,hit the solenoid and it stopped. BUT,there's a big ground cable that comes off the end of that starter and hooks to the block. That cable was smoking at the bolt that held it to the block. I could wiggle it all over. I tightened it up and it's right as rain now. Probably didn't even need the $120 rebuild.
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