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Could it be the solenoid?
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Posted by Christos on May 07, 2006 at 23:35:15 from (130.108.236.146):
I went home today and started examining my tractor (the MF 135) before starting on my JD L130's mowing deck. I checked the carbureator fuel line filter and there was a little bit of gunk in there and gas was coming out of the fuel line too. I started checking the wiring to see if there were any loose connections, and I didn't find any, but I tried to start it up again and, it didn't even act like it had juice. I wonder if its not the solenoid causing me all the fuss? The solenoid is new I bought it last year and it was installed when the starter was rebuilt/remanufactured last June. Just throwing that out there. When I get one of those devices that tests if there is a current in a particular wire, how should I use it in this application? (Dumb Question) Christos
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