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Have a IH 129, the weekly workhorse, that I was using to mow. I ran over a bit of a tree root, a somewhat significant bump, and the engine just died. The engine still turns over but just won't start. Was thinking maybe a safety switch but the switch to engage the blades seems to be working just fine. There is no spark but that might make sense. Any thoughts on how to begin to troubleshoot this? Any general direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Switch to engage the blades? 129 has mechanical Pto. Do you have a later engine transplant in this? You need positive battery volts to positive side of coil during start and run. Negative side will flash test light during start, doyou have that?
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Sorry. The brake pedal that engages a switch behind the gas tank ( won't start without your foot on the brake ) and your absolutely right about the pto for the blades.
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First, welcome to OCC.
Sounds like an electrical issue. Click on this link for the Wiring Diagram..... 129 With the Key in the On position, do you have 12V from engine block ground to the (+) of the Ignition Coil...???
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Actually, they do have a pto safety switch on the driver's right side as well as the foot pedal safety switch, but I doubt that it went out. You do need to pull back on the deck engagement handle to enable that safety switch! Have you pulled back on it and tried starting?
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Using your 12V test light attach the clip to ground, turn the key on and touch the pointed end to the pos side of the coil. It should light up. Turn the key and make the engine turn, it (the test light) should stay on.
Clip on ground, touch pointed end to neg side of coil, turn key to make engine turn. Light should go on and off while engine is turning. If these requirements are not met, your engine will not run and there is no need to look any further.
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