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Old 02-15-2021, 09:44 PM
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Default Just grouchy - Cub 100 let me down while plowing
The solenoid went bad while plowing. I don't know if it got wet or if it was just its time. The headlights work but it doesn't crank (or run). It cranks when I jump from the battery to the starter.

Rats! Seems like things don't break when you don't need them...but with snow building and the temps falling, the solenoid takes the night off.

Looks like I'm going to have to do it the old fashioned way -- with muscle!

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Old 02-16-2021, 12:08 AM
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Most wiring problems

Show up when it is (Real Cold)

Or (Real Hot )

Can you use a ( temporary push button )

To prevent manuel labor?



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Old 02-16-2021, 06:48 AM
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Most wiring problems
Can you use a ( temporary push button )

To prevent manuel labor?
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Yeah or do what I do, grab a screw driver (the tool, not the drink)
or both if you want.
and make the sparks fly. Or as the above post suggested, the
temp push button.
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Geez, after 58+ yrs of service, that damn part took a crap.

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Just because the sol no workie, possibly it ain't getting no power no how yall.
Try a jumper wire from the Batt-tree and you just might get lucky and it works like it always did.
So go wire chasing, prolly a loose connection or possible corrosion under the mounting screws so there is no ground for the solenoid would be another thing to check.
KISS--- Keep it stupid simple.
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Old 02-16-2021, 09:36 AM
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My 100 plows too. It's old. Keeps on ticking. New clutch, fluids. Now you got me worried! Cross my fingers. Summer time new wiring, regulator plans.
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Unless this was updated there is no starter solenoid on a 100, are you talking about the voltage regulator?
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