[FrankF3]

Brown showed up at my door today with the replacement breaker. Cub Cadet wanted about 24 clams for it, I found an electrical supply house in WI that had the same rated breaker for $ 2.56 ! Anyway, replacing the breaker eliminated the chronic problem I had with the 1772 if it sits for mote than a week at a time. Going to crank the engine over, it would pull in the starter solenoid but not enough or with enough force to engage it with the ring gear or cause it to spin. You would just get a clunk. Like I said in a prev post, the PO power washed under the hood and I think some water got in there, and made for a dicey contact.