Posted by Brett Helmkamp on July 24, 2012 at 15:13:25 from (67.236.72.7):
I went to a local starter shop and just bought a reman starter instead of messing with my old one and just to have it checked out. I also had them check the start switch I had bought from Rural King. They threw away my switch and sold me a new one and I had to get new batt cables also. They recommended 2 ga. I put it all back together and pulled "the trigger". It turned over half way and fired and ran like it was brand new. That is a smooth and great running tractor. Only issue is now, the carb drips a tiny bit of gas when it is sitting. Turn it off and no drip but I might try and fix it sometime. Oh by the way, the new regulator is working and charging properly. Woohoo! Thanks to everyone that offered help and pointers
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