Posted by JohnnyHville on February 12, 2014 at 14:58:23 from (63.98.103.65):
A few years back I put a new starter switch on the ol'girl (2N). Over time it became harder and harder, and finally just lucky, to get the starter switch to engage. I am about to order a new one, but first wanted to see if it was reasonable these things would wear out so quickly on a very infrequently used tractor. I can say that after taking it off, did get current continuity when pushing manually (at about 3/4 inch). Also, the linkage from the saftey starter seems to be alright. I'm wondering if the problem is with the starter switch, or if there is some reason the linkage is no longer pushing the starter button down far enough.
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