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05-19-2013, 12:08 PM
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Removed motor, now wont start
Hi, new to the forum. Just got a 1250 that needed the axle tightened up on it, so loosened the motor and move it forward a bit for access. It ran and mowed fine before. Now I cant get it to start. Only wire I removed was the cable to the starter and the ground on the frame. I am getting power to the distributor and the starter. Battery is good. When I try to turn it on, nothing happens. Lights work. When I move the pto switch to 'on' and try to turn tractor on, the amp gauge moves and there is noise from the pto. Replaced fuses. Quadruple checked to make sure I dont have any loose wires under the gauge cluster. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Rick 
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05-19-2013, 12:28 PM
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Remove the ground and clean, then reinstall. You could try a jumper cable from the neg post to the grounding point to make sure that the ground is not the issue.
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05-19-2013, 12:35 PM
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Check the Neutral Safety Switch wires from the Brake Pedal also.
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05-19-2013, 04:03 PM
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Thanks for replies. I bypassed the switches and can turn the motor over with the starter hooked directly to the battery, so it is somewhere up in the control panel. What I believe happened is when I was grinding on the front of the axle carrier, I didnt disconnect the neg. terminal and caused an arc and fried a point in one of the switches. At this point I am taking the machine to a reputable repair shop tomorrow, I have a few other things I want adressed while its there( toe in adjustments and wheel bearings) Also, noticed that the brake pedal saftey metal flap was pressure fitted to the front of the switch to keep it engaged constantly. Thanks for all the information, really great site!
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