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Originally Posted by SGragg
You didn't mention the points and condenser being replaced...
If you really believe it to be your starter, then pull it, disassemble, clean and re-install. Made a world of difference for mine.
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Points and condenser have not been replaced by me. The condenser "appears" to be newer but I know that doesn't necessarily mean anything. I have owned the tractor for 6-7years so its at least that old. To be honest I pretty much forgot these were part of system as I've never delt with them on any engines. I will definitely check the points and timing. Also since they are fairly inexpensive, I will probably just replace them soon.
I should probably clarify my concerns with the starter. There is nothing specific to indicate the starter is going
bad, but I know a failing starter can cause issues and most of the other items have been replaced. Now I have a fee other things to look into now.