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Re: starter on Farmall C and electrical questions
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Posted by kimk on January 09, 2001 at 15:15:05 from (209.198.116.85):
In Reply to: starter on Farmall C and electrical questions posted by Jim H. on January 09, 2001 at 08:39:28:
You may have a bad starter, but before I did anything w/ it I would run a set of heavy jumpers from a well charged 6v batt. to the starter. Pull the switch off and jump directly to the stud under it ( I wouldn't trust the switch ) and the ground to a GOOD ground on the starter itself. If it works w/ this setup, suspect the switch, the ground, and the cables. When you replace the cables go #0 or #1/0 and run the ground directly to the mounting bolt on the starter. Good luck and keep us posted.
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