Posted by Farmer Rock on December 05, 2019 at 15:41:23 from (73.187.54.195):
In Reply to: Tractor will not fire posted by Steve57 on December 05, 2019 at 15:19:36:
Hi,i have no personal experience with a ford 3000,but generally check and clean grounds,if not all connections,and maybe even run a dedicated ground wire from mount bolt,also I have an old wheel horse that gave me a boat load of problems,I put $300 into it THEN I realized it wouldn't crank because wire going from solenoid to starter wouldn't make a connection when the solenoid end of wire was tight,so I loosened it,and it works,could need copper washers maybe if not bad connection,easiest way to tell is get a long screwdriver and touch them together(should crank),when you test the terminal headed to starter it probably reads negative or no light of using 12v tester,because when the wire is making a bad connection it grounds out
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