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2n starter ready to shoot

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david

12-30-2002 10:57:24




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looking for help on my 2n! Every time I try to start the tractor as soon as the tractor makes its first bang the starter disengages and wines out. I have replaced the drive on the end of the starter 3 times and the problem does'nt go away. looking for sugestions PLEASE Thankyou




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simonmeridew

12-30-2002 14:55:23




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 Re: 2n starter ready to shoot in reply to david, 12-30-2002 10:57:24  
My first impression is that your tractor needs to be tuned up to specs. Especially timing and the points. The starter is likely NOT the problem. One cylinder is firing, but not enough to turn the crank enough for the next cylinder to fire, just enough for the inertia-type bendix drive to kick out. If the tractor is tuned up right that starter is fine. My opinion without hearing your tractor run.
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Les, TN

12-30-2002 12:34:42




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 Re: 2n starter ready to shoot in reply to david, 12-30-2002 10:57:24  
Guess that jes tells ya the first bang oughta be all it needs.

Have ya ever heard of a clutch drive?�keeps the teeth engaged as long as ya keeps the juice to it. Newfangled invention but there is a replacement for the OEM bendix.

Ya might also oughta check out why she don't kick over on the first bang. Good compression? Hot spark? Correct timing? Proper fuel mixture?



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