Re: starter problem

Posted by Bob M on June 23, 2012 at 15:08:16 from (69.207.87.163):

In Reply to: starter problem posted by SH-Ownr on June 23, 2012 at 13:05:48:

I've had similar difficulties with a couple Super H tractors; also a buddy's BN. Problems were traced to a couple things:

1 - The TSC switch is not the highest quality. It's workable but not as well built as an OEM switch.

2 - The button contacts on the starter frames get worn/burned. So even a new, good switch will work poorly.

SOMETIMES you can make a new starter switch work on a worn button by elongating the holes in the mounting ears so it can be positioned closer to the contact. But a better fix is to have a starter shop replace the button and insulating bushing. (Unless you have heavy duty soldering tools the button is difficult to replace correctly.)

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