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Re: starter help on 300 U
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Posted by Ibby on January 01, 2005 at 05:29:23 from (63.146.104.149):
In Reply to: starter help on 300 U posted by shushan on December 31, 2004 at 06:42:38:
In addition to all that's been done or suggested, make sure the starter mounting flange and block area is brite and clean so the current can get to ground easily. Some never-seize in there helps. Next, jump over your solenoid with a heavy cable (be careful, it WILL spark fierce!) I've had a LONG streak of bad solenoids that cause the same symptoms. You might be getting enough current thru bad contacts to spin the starter, but not the tractor.
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