Posted by JayinNY on January 11, 2016 at 15:58:17 from (166.137.14.24):
Last knight I got the round feeder off a crummy round bale my friend sold me. I left the ring standing up on its side, I go out in the morning, plug in my truck and tractor and I see the ring is missing, wind blew it down the hill! I start my truck and go pick up 2 balage bales, I get back try to start my tractor it cranks once, then nothing, i just used it last night? it's a ford 1720, I have no lights nothing. I check all I could think to check, finally I run a jumper cable from the battery directly to the starter and it cranks, so I finally got my tractor started and put out the bale, now I have to make a new starter wire I guess. Oh by the way winter is back, I think the high was 25* today and it's 18* right now. Looks like the cold will be hanging around. Now it's time to warn up have some soup and watch mamas family! Lol
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