Posted by rezner on April 02, 2008 at 10:42:09 from (70.146.201.248):
The back of the key cly broke off, I have the key leads connected with a jumper wire. I have 12.4 volts from the key wire to the rear most terminal on the electical blocks forward and above the key area , but not on the other terminals forward of where the key wire connects. Seems like only .4 volts....Should they have more volts. I can"t get it to run, it turns over, throtle moved 3/4 full. I do not get Black smoke while trying to crank it. I have ordered a service manual. Any Ideas of what I can try while I wait for the Postman? I need to know the wiring scheme. I don't know much about the tractor. We've had it for 20+ years, it was running 2 weeks ago. The red Light indicator below the key area dose not come on any more.
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