Posted by Adrian Billheimer on April 12, 2017 at 17:50:43 from (50.32.205.205):
Since putting a new (Nippo)starter on a couple years ago I've had to hook up a battery charger to start the tractor, today I finally added an additional solenoid, running the original solenoid wire to the new solenoid start post, a 10 ga. wire from the hot post of the starter to one side of the solenoid and another 10 ga. wire from the other side of the solenoid back to the start post on the solenoid, hooked the battery back up and nothing happened like before, put the charger on it again, still nothing, put the wires back to original without the additional solenoid, it started with the charger on the battery as before, all added wires are new wire with connections crimped AND soldered,any thoughts, only thing I can think of, is the new solenoid is bad out of the box, which I will test on another vehicle this weekend.
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