Posted by UP Oliver on November 04, 2014 at 20:21:30 from (68.70.134.87):
Just wanted to say thanks one more time for all the advice I received with regard to my starting problems on my AC 840 Loader. It turned over very slowly, and after cleaning up the ground contacts and taking a few readings with my multimeter I decided to throw in the rebuilt starter I had sitting here that I got with the machine when I purchased it. It starts great now. Now that I got this rebuilt one in there I see where my old one was having problems for awhile. I'm not sure why my batteries or the starter voltages (case to post) were not up to snuff with regard to what someone said they should be, but I figured I would try the other starter and see what happens. It was better than spending $250 on two new batteries as the voltages were not above 11 when cranking like I was told they should be.
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