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03-23-2014, 04:26 PM
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I think I found the reason for slow crank
My 1450 has never had a real fast cranking motor and I always figured that when I had time I would check it out. Today I finally started.
Took a look at the wimpy corroded ground, made up a REAL ground cable out of 2 ga. welding cable and replaced it. Made a real battery cable out of 2 ga. welding cable from the battery to the solenoid. Funny thing, it really didn't make any difference. Then I checked the connection at the starter & cleaned that. No difference. Ended up pulling the starter and this is what I found. I suspect someone smacked it with a hammer. I think I have a new one at the shop.
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03-23-2014, 04:57 PM
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i believe my 1650 starter has a sticker on it that says "do not strike with hammer permanent damage will result" or something like that
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03-25-2014, 08:38 PM
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I bought her last year and only had enough time to get running before mowing. I finally had time last weekend to start checking things out. It always cranked slow, I was hoping it was a connection issue.
I need to pull one of the decks apart and do the bearings next. But for $300 I expect to do some work on it. Greg
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