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Re: 300 utility starter problem
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Posted by paul on November 09, 2003 at 13:31:07 from (206.10.55.51):
In Reply to: 300 utility starter problem posted by bryan kern on November 09, 2003 at 10:50:47:
Weak battery, poor terminals or wires or grounding on the whole battery to starter system (this includes the starter key switch), or a weak starter is your problem. Get all that up to snuff & you will have a real strong starter. I have a 300 rowcrop where the battery is under the seat. I'm not sure how the utility is built, but on the row crop they ground the battery to the flimsy battery case. Forty years of rust & dust & there is very poor grounding from the case to the tractor frame, made a world of difference when we extended a ground strap directly to the frame from the battery. Could be something that simple, or it could be a combo of all of the above. --->Paul
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