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07-15-2015, 10:33 AM
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Don't get discouraged. These little tractors aren't complex but they can give you fits at times. Once you get it going, you're going to love it.
Have you been taking photos/video of what you are working on/taking apart? It is surprisingly easy to put wires back in the wrong place, reconnect carb linkages in the wrong slots, etc. A quick before video with you phone will bail you out of a lot of trouble. You need to: • Download the 127 owners and service manuals • Study the wiring schematic • Trace all your wires for condition, connection and originality (well-meaning tinkerers can wreak havoc on a wiring harness) The solenoid is a very simple concept. They are there so that the IGN switch doesn't have to carry the full load to the starter. The IGN switch sends power to the solenoid (which is essentially a plunger switch) which then makes the final connection to energize the starter. So, when the battery and/or its connections are weak, you get the click. I've worked on friends cars that were doing that, and it was a simple as a loose ground at the battery. Let us know what voltage you are getting on the starter side of the solenoid. 
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