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WPS = World Power Systems, sez it right on the sticker. Somehow I'm missing the punch line.
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Don’t forget in extreme cold if your battery isn’t tip top they can freeze...not what’s going on here but can happen. |
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Yep I know the OP feeling! We have artic cold weather this week up North, I try to move my "Carrot head" out of the way of my snow team and his crappy Intek engine didn't start. I plug my 400A jump starter Associated fleet charger and he barely turn but the sticky starter was burning for sure...
I end up pushing side way that "WPS" in a corner! The funny thing is...I got a brand new cordless propane heater for Christmas, all I have to do was using it to warm that engine.
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This is me...
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Did you try whacking the starter with a hammer first?
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Please don't whack a starter with a hammer or anything else, for your own benefit. The starters of today contain rare earth magnets inside that are glued to the case. Whacking them in most cases, can and does break them and or loosen the glue, rendering the starters junk/inoperative with replacement necessary. (Not inferring that Dan recommends that abuse) |
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What he said.
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The starter in the JD 400 I parted had wack marks on its brush end, it that okay to do?
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It is still a no go. The started operates as it should when it is not in the tractor. But when It is mounted it will not catch the fly wheel. does anyone know how much throw they should have.
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Daniel G. . (May 1970) 147 w/an IH spring assist, 48" deck, 42" blade, 1969 73, #2 trailer, 10" Brinly plow and (on loan) Dad's #2 tiller. |
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