Posted by old on October 18, 2015 at 16:34:27 from (209.86.226.19):
So got a chance to look at it today and even got it to start but took 2 people to do so. It is a Komatsu PC200LC. What I did to get it to start was the guy held the ignition in the start position and I jumped the small terminal on the starter mounted solenoid to the big stud that goes to the starter motor. I did try the small terminal to the battery cable one and that did not work but the other way around it did. Makes me think that maybe that solenoid has a battery post and starter post and maybe the 2 are 180 out so if I took the 2 and switched them it might work right. So am I thinking right or is it something else?? By the way measured voltage again today. After charging the batteries. . 12.6 on one and 12.35 on the other and 24.9 on them both. So what do you guys think do I switch the 2 cables on that solenoid?? Thanks
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