Posted by DoubleR on September 20, 2014 at 17:24:53 from (198.105.230.181):
My B3000 loader tractor just plain quit today. It acted like it does when you let up on the seat and that stupid safety switch cuts the motor. When you turn the key on everything works but it won't crank over. I stuck a screw driver on the starter and it will then crank but not start. I checked all the fuses and they look ok. I'm thinking it must be one of the many safety devices on it. It happened 5 miles from home doing a sweet heart deal for the church on a Sat. afternoon when everyone is closed for the weekend. It couldn't happen here at home. I wrenched it up on a trailer and got it home. The tractor is two years old with 450 hrs on it. A 30 hp. model with a factory cab and loader. I brought it new, of course the warrantee ran out last week. Any Ideas or suggestions would be appreciated. Its on the trailer, ready to go to the dealer Monday. It would be nice to get it going as its used daily and is already missed.
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