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Old 02-23-2012, 08:47 AM
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I am guessing, this is just a minor issue. Something vibrated loose on the way to it's new home.
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Old 02-23-2012, 10:33 AM
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I just think that whole day was bad, with all the problems I was having. I should have stayed in bed.
I pulled the battery out, took off the ground wire, going to relocat that to back on the frame.
I checked the connections they all seem to be good, but I'm going to check each connection as I clean it. That way I'll know it is good.
I'll see if I can find the safety switch and check it.
This may take me a while,I post the results.
It has me befuddled, because it ran great when we loaded it on the trailer.
I think it was just a bad day, everything was going wrong.
That is except for getting a new cub.
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Hey Dave,

Sorry you are having such troubles...That thing ran great, started right up and charged all the way up to shutting her off on your trailer...

Has to be something simple...a wire may have broken within the insulation from flexing on the trailers??? VR connections all secured?
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Old 02-23-2012, 10:33 AM
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I am guessing, this is just a minor issue. Something vibrated loose on the way to it's new home.
I agree Roland. It ran when you loaded it so it's got to be something simple.

Congrats!
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Old 02-23-2012, 01:44 PM
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Well I checked every wire, cleaned terminals, changed the battery, found the safety switch, witch I wonder if it could have been placed in a more hard to get at location maybe but I doubt it.
Couldn't get the plug off to it.
So I wonder what's the secret to get that booger off?
Other than 4 oz. of C4.
I tugged pulled wiggled for a good while but it ain't moving.
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Sounds like it may be a bit corroded up in there. Just keep tugging. If by chance you break the plug, you can use female spade connectors to replace it.
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Old 02-23-2012, 03:40 PM
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Got it off!
Waste of time.
Made jumper wire still no go.
I wonder if it is the ignition switch.
I dont have a meter so How would I check that?

I'm bout ready to put it up for sale
or strip it for parts....
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Old 02-23-2012, 04:27 PM
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Got it off!
Waste of time.
Made jumper wire still no go.
I wonder if it is the ignition switch.
I dont have a meter so How would I check that?

I'm bout ready to put it up for sale
or strip it for parts....
Wow, where's your patience? It's something that happens.
If I were to give up everytime something goes south, I'd have no tractors.
Suck it up, and find the trouble.
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Wow, where's your patience? It's something that happens.
If I were to give up everytime something goes south, I'd have no tractors.
Suck it up, and find the trouble.
Well said, Todd!
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Hang in there David! You will get it!
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Old 02-23-2012, 05:20 PM
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Is it dead with no clicking at all??? do the lights come on?? do you have a 12v bulb you can wire up for a voltage check cause that battery is good...any fuses behind the battery??? jump the selonoid.... process of elimination....you will get it Dave...
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