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Re: Re: possible electrical problems?
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Posted by Diana on December 22, 2003 at 19:28:09 from (64.12.97.12):
In Reply to: Re: possible electrical problems? posted by Hugh MacKay on December 22, 2003 at 19:04:02:
Hi again,
after re-reading you post I thought I had better clarify the sequence better:
Went to tractor. Put antifreeze in radiator. Put fuel in tank.
Got on tractor. Pushed gas knob in. Put key in and turned on key. Turned toggle switch for glow plugs ON. Sat and pondered why the sheep was chewing on the tire. began to hear sizzling coming from solenoid. Looked at it and it was smoking. Thought it was condensation from snow. Smelled burning, but then it quit. Pushed starter button. Cranked twice really slow and nothing. Turned toggle off. Turned key off.
Waited a minute and tried again. Same sizzle and smell. Wouldn't turn over at all.
Brought battery in and pouted for 3 days. Charged battery. Took it out this morning and went through same sequence, same sizzle and it did turn over quite a few times, better than before like before the battery was really low.
But wouldn't start. Drained battery. brought it back in and pouted some more.
The I wrote you folks. :)
OK? Diana
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