Simple checks with a VOM/VOAM (volt-ohm meter or volt-ohm-amp meter) or you could use a 12V test light. Measure at the solenoid, verify power at the hot terminal, no power there someting is messed up between the battery and the solenoid. Measure for power at the start or control terminal while trying to start the tractor, no power would mean a bad ingnition switch or interlock switch. If you have power at the start terminal measure on the starter terminal, no voltage means a bad solenoid, voltage means a bad starter or connection down the line. I seem to remember some of the new generation tractors had a switch that changed the batteries from parallel to series to give you 24V to start but allowed the batteries and accesories to be 12V, I'd check that gizmo 1st
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