Posted by TGIN on December 13, 2009 at 03:42:51 from (4.224.66.26):
In Reply to: I Need Help!! posted by Allan In NE on December 12, 2009 at 16:12:04:
Allan , Yesterday I went to start my 574 and the starter would not spin so I took it off and took it in the shop and pulled the back cover off and it was full of ice . The rubber plug on top had let the water in as the tractor lives outside . I layed the starter next to the wood stove and it took three hours to melt all the ice out of it . If you have water in your system it could be ice , I know you ran the heater on it but it would realy take a lot to get inside . We hav ent been near as cold as you have , just down to 5 then up to 35 in the day . I think I would try to get it in a shop or some where it can totaly thaw out before I started pulling to many parts off of it .
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