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Huskergreen

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Can not get the Bobcat started. Turn key and get error code In-Put . The starter does not engage, nothing. Battery is fine, 12.83 volts, have had wires and ground wires off and cleaned and everything looks good. Looking for any ideas what to look for. Thanks
 
Sounds like you have some bad wiring in the starting circuit. I have 2 model 753 loaders. Both of them got to where they failed to start with the key switch. Try starting the machine by placing a screwdriver across terminals on the starter. If it starts, that means a bad wire in the circuit to the key switch. I stopped using the key switch by installing a push button type switch and installing a piece of two wire cable from the push button to the starter hot and ground terminals. I'll get some pictures tomorrow.
I have no knowledge of any error codes but I suppose that In-Put means no power detected.
 
Id check the interlock seat switch. They had a lot of tru0ble with them. Sometime it is just dirt built up under the seat.
 
Pictures attached. Buy a push button switch at auto parts store. I used a piece of 1/8 thick steel flat bar 1 wide and about 3 to 3-1/2 inches long. Drilled a 1/4 inch hole near one end. Drilled a hole (size as needed) in other end for the push button switch to mount. Bend the flat bar to 90 degree shape with the 1/4 hole on the long leg. Attach push button switch to bar, attach wiring to switch and then bolt bar to skid steer cage in a hole that is already in the cage. Route wiring from switch to starter. I used wiring eyelets of sizes needed to attach to switch and starter terminals.
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Thanks for the thoughts, but still no luck. This is a 753 G series, so no seat switch and I jumped selenoid on the starter and had it running but could not engage the safety lock system. Thanks again
 
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