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Re: Manual start button vs solonoid start system - which one is best?
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Posted by Lew Van Vliet on August 15, 2000 at 21:45:43 from (156.46.75.105):
In Reply to: Manual start button vs solonoid start system - which one is best? posted by Alberta Mike on August 15, 2000 at 21:12:56:
The remote (solenoid) system allows you to control large amounts of current (several 100 amps) with a small wire (#16 gauge). It can also means shorter battery and starter cables. If your tractor has no key, you can locate the remote switch in a hidden spot and provide some level of security. The down side: An additional part to purchase and one more to fail. If you want to keep it original, then the big switch is your choice, if you don't care I would go remote..
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