Posted by Fatjay on November 21, 2016 at 17:01:44 from (208.167.254.31):
I took the wife to the city in the morning so she could shop and for lunch.
Took the dash off the kubota to try and track down the reason I wasn't getting power when I turned the key. No starter, no glow plugs, nothing. Ended up splitting the wiring harness and going wire by wire. I think it's the actual key switch.
About that time the neighbor called, computer issues, some indian called and took control of his computer, and he was afraid they were going to get their banking info. Went over and cleaned it up for him. Took about an hour, but he's a nice older guy, hate to see someone taking advantage of that.
By the time i got back to my split up rats nest of wires, it was to cold, so I went in for dinner.
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