Posted by Will Herring on October 28, 2013 at 18:34:12 from (50.103.250.43):
Went out tonight to look at the WD. Pulled the battery cables and they were a corroded mess underneath. So cleaned both parts up well and re-assembled. Tried to crank the tractor over but the starter just "spins" (you can hear it coast down once you let go). It's like it doesn't 'engage' anything internally when you pull the starter rod from the seat.
So next I guess I will pull the starter, but it'll be a bit before I have time to do that. Anything special I need to do to remove the starter and anything I should check while I'm in there? I can see if there are any starter, ring gear or flywheel teeth issues by just removing the starter, right? Never been into this one before.
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