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Bill

06-07-2003 19:10:35




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While my daughter was pretending to be driving my 52 8N she turned the key on and it was left that way for a couple of days before I realized it. I took the battery out and put it on a trickle charge all day and hooked it back up. When I attempted to start it I heard a little pop or snap sound and that was it. I figured the battery was shot so I got a new battery only to have the same result. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Bill

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ZANE

06-08-2003 05:54:58




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 Re: 8N down in reply to Bill, 06-07-2003 19:10:35  
I think you may have dirty or corroded connection of the battery cable connections. Clean them good with a knife blade and if is still won't start remove the ends where the one attaches to the tractor frame and the other where it attaches to the solenoid.



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Steve IA

06-08-2003 03:20:54




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 Re: 8N down in reply to Bill, 06-07-2003 19:10:35  
Your saying that the motor would crank with the starter but would not start, just make pop and snap sounds? Or, when you pushed the starter button all you heard was pop and snap sounds? Steve 8N 169302



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BULL

06-07-2003 20:41:56




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 Re: 8N down in reply to Bill, 06-07-2003 19:10:35  
Check the points.



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Fast Ed Ohio

06-07-2003 21:00:14




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 Re: Re: 8N down in reply to BULL, 06-07-2003 20:41:56  
Yes, I would say your points are fryed together, your coil could also be toast.



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