Posted by Destroked 450 on December 06, 2019 at 07:23:26 from (66.38.93.182):
In Reply to: Tractor will not fire posted by Steve57 on December 05, 2019 at 15:19:36:
Does this 3000 have a gas engine or diesel, they have different starters and solenoids, they also wire slightly different.
3000 is a 65 or later model, all are 12 volt and the gas models uses a solenoid like used on Ford cars and trucks, self grounding needing 12v from the switch to the small start post marked "S" to energize the solenoid. The second small post marked "I" is the ignition feed back to the coil.
There should be a additional wire that connects to the same post on the solenoid as the battery cable, this wire sends 12v power to the ignition switch, if it's connected to the starter cable side nothing will work.
Diesels have the solenoid mounted on the starter and only have one small post for the start wire.
Since the tractor was operational before you split it apart, it sounds like you wired it wrong when you put it back together.
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