Posted by troffebuck on April 18, 2013 at 17:41:25 from (24.58.95.106):
hey everyone....i have an issue with my 9n...awhile back i converted everything over to 12V including the starter...I recently just did a complete rebuild of the tractor but i did not split the tractor. i put the starter in and started to crank it to fire on the fresh motor, i get a few cranks and it starts to act like the batteries dieing...i check the battery is good, my first thought is the starters binding, i put the tractor in high gear and rock it but it doesnt act stuck, i have had the starter in and out a dozen times trying to figure it out...on a side note i can smell the starter getting warm and see the copper strap heating up....any ideas or suggestions would be great, i would like to fire this new motor up :-)
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