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Starter Switch

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Joe (IN)

05-06-2006 14:33:30




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The previous owner dinked with the starter switch on my TO-20 trying to get it to work before removing the linkage and adding a dash switch instead. Now I'm trying to get it functional again. I have all the parts except for the linkage bar between the switch rocker and the shift rail. I'm sure I can fabricate one, but I'd like to see pics or dimensions before I start the trial and error bit. The contact point for the switch button on the rocker has been built up with a welder as well. I think they were trying to get more travel to operate a bad/worn switch. I'd like to see some good pics of what it's supposed to look like before I attempt to remove the extra metal. Can anybody help me out?

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John (UK)

05-07-2006 06:17:38




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 Re: Starter Switch in reply to Joe (IN), 05-06-2006 14:33:30  
In my parts book it shows a flat strip link rod between the selector rail and the switch operating lever, similar to the TE20 series arrangement. I can send the picture from the parts list if you want it. Email me at:- fergusontractrs(at)tiscali.co.uk
and tell me again what you need in the mail.



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Jerry/MT

05-06-2006 22:06:30




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 Re: Starter Switch in reply to Joe (IN), 05-06-2006 14:33:30  
The parts manual shows that the link between the switch rocker and the shift rail is a spring. Unfortunately, it does not show a part number. Look carefully and it still might be there attached to the rail!



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Mike Mohrhauser

05-07-2006 07:47:31




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 Re: Starter Switch in reply to Jerry/MT, 05-06-2006 22:06:30  
The link is a piece of flat iron stock about 3/16" thick by 3/4" wide but I'm sorry that I don't have the length. You should be able to figure out the exact thickness and width by checking out the diameter of the holes in the rocker lever and the width between the the two arms on the lever. I know that this isn't much help but without taking the one out of my tractor it's the best I can do.

Mike M.

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