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Re: Briggs Stratton Starting problem
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Posted by TractorTech on January 28, 2004 at 10:26:40 from (208.0.27.16):
In Reply to: Briggs Stratton Starting problem posted by Jim in PA on January 25, 2004 at 08:38:40:
Is this a newer engine/tractor? You cannot jump start the newer engines. The reason why is because you introduce too many volts to the regulator and the electrical system. Contact Briggs&Stratton, they will tell you the samething. ****Take the battery out of the tractor**** Charge it. Check the volts. Reinstall the battery. Yes, most of the tractors will require that you are seated on the seat. A safety feature! Parking Brake On? Still doesnt start? Have your local dealer inspect the engine. Because you probably fried the regulator trying to jump start it.
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