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Old 03-26-2026, 06:24 PM
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anyone out there know of a throttle cable option it is broken and will not let the tractor run at full throttle and my local cub cadet dealer cant find one and I've looked online with little to no luck I found one for 100 and one on eBay for 148 I'm going to loose my mind if I spend much more money. second I have a new starter on it and a relay to the starter because I found my key switch is weak I will crank it over and it cranks super fast for about 5 seconds and then the battery falls on its face, its a 375 cca battery from 2021, I want to replace it any good options? I was looking at interstate and they have some small in size 500 cca batteries as of now that's what I think I will go with, Any better options? Last of all since my key switch is weak I have a second relay to wire into the glo plug system how would I run that becuse as of now it takes 45 - 50 seconds to see any red on the indicator when I hook a booster up to it it fixes the glo plug issue but that is putting out more than a battery will,doing this does not fix the starter issue is there a way with the relay that the indicator will still work? Thanks,




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Being in WI, I'd put the biggest CCA F&F battery in that'll fit. They're good DEKA products. Just saw the big guy on sale in the flyer today, too.
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Being in WI, I'd put the biggest CCA F&F battery in that'll fit. They're good DEKA products. Just saw the big guy on sale in the flyer today, too.
Thats what I'm thinking I will do to I just don't know about interstate battery's today some people say there good and some say they are horrible I know the old ones were good.
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