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Re: Dumb grounding ? on my 48 H
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Posted by Chris in SeMo on March 25, 2005 at 17:26:45 from (216.41.139.132):
In Reply to: Dumb grounding ? on my 48 H posted by Paul Shuler on March 24, 2005 at 21:33:23:
Paul,after you replace the cables if it still doesn't turn over right it might be a badly worn starter button.It should not get hot to the touch when starting.Had one that got hot for years and thought it was the nature of the brute.Read about that problem here on the Forum,Replaced the switch and got a pleasant surprise AND a fast starting 6 volt. Good Luck,Chris in SeMo.
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