Posted by Dan T in MO on May 16, 2014 at 17:48:45 from (64.134.163.174):
Bought a new to me loader tractor today, a TO-30 Ferguson. Anyway, the seller tells me to get up there and try it out before I decide which only makes sense to me.
I finally get into the seat, kick it out of gear, push in the clutch and twist the key. NOTHING! A Ford N series would at least crank, but I get nothing out of this contraption no matter how much I twist the key. I'm looking all over for another interlock, or maybe to see if it even has a battery in it when the seller comes over and moves the shifter to an embossed "S" position. Really? The starter switch is in the shifter?
Anyway, it's gonna be a whole lot easier cleaning out hog pens.
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