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10-08-2017 18:10:28
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Hello, today I dug the old Case 2470 after a long hibernation;) (bought a 4890 a few years back). Anyways, i start it up once in awhile to let it run and decided I am going to use it this fall to haul some dirt into the cattle yards. Anyways, started it up, had it running for awhile, unhooked the old Kewanne disc off of it and was messing around to see what it was all going to need. Long story short, I flipped the lights on to see if they still worked for the heck of it, instantly started to kill it. I quick flipped them back to the off position to save it and it kept running. Curious about it, I flipped them on again, this time there was no saving it. Instantly killed it. Turned them back off, went to try to start it, nothing. Wouldn't even turn over. After making sure it was all in neutral, I grabbed a screw driver to jump it off the starter. Turned over but still wouldn't start. So, needless to say, the tractor always shut off with the key. So I'm guessing the electric shut off or the key switch went to crap? Why would this happen when I flipped on the lights? Also the electric shut off, is that just the key switch in general or how do I tell? Sorry this sounds like a dumb post, I just didn't get time to check it out after it happened and I'm curious what I'm up against. Anyways, thank you in advance. Any help is appreciated!
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