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Old 01-30-2023, 09:48 PM
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Default 1450 Starter Solenoid Location
My 1450 is cranking slow and wont start even with battery on charger. I'm wanting to check all of the connections before replacing any parts and don;t know where the starter solenoid is located. I think it's located behind the dash but can't see it to be sure. Can I get to the solenoid by removing the plate behind the fuel tank?

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Yes it is on the right side when sitting on the tractor.
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Yes it is on the right side when sitting on the tractor.
Thanks for the reply. I thought so but didn't want to start tearing stuff apart unnecessarily.
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Remove the fuel tank & firewall to gain access to that area.
It will all come off as an assembly.
Then remove the panel (2 bolts) behind the firewall.
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Remove the fuel tank & firewall to gain access to that area.
It will all come off as an assembly.
Then remove the panel (2 bolts) behind the firewall.
Thanks for the explanation! I was thinking that was what I needed to do but wasn't sure.
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