Posted by Gilbert in IL. on October 22, 2010 at 11:27:10 from (206.83.23.139):
First time this has ever happened! At least I kept my head & knew to cut the power....&...luckily my neg. batt. terminal wasn`t on as tight as the positive. I really don`t think I hurt the starter but it was spin`n for 10-15 seconds straight. Soooo, curse words are fly`n & I`m walk`n straight to the workshops little fringe for a cold 1. On my walk, I was think`n its GOT to be that push-button?!? So I came in & fired up my CD that has the manuals hoping to find the wiring diagram & it looked like the solinoid could be the culprit too. So I went back out to the shop & grabbed 2 cans this time...LOL, another beer & WD40. I "guess" I should have sprayed 1 thing at a time to figure out which part was my culprit. Anyway, after spray`n both, I put the batt. terminal back on & she fired right up.
So, has anyone had this happen & do you folks think its the push button or the solinoid, it has like a little button on it too???
BTW, the tractor is a M(H)F TO35...& Thank You all ahead of time for your imput!
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