Posted by Bob in SD on April 09, 2019 at 09:22:03 from (137.216.209.131):
In Reply to: Re: 3020 won't crank posted by Tx Jim on April 09, 2019 at 04:59:32:
This is a gas tractor. No shut off on the throttle lever (at least for my early, center console, version). No PTO shut off (but the tractor is basically a 15+ gpm hydraulic pump, if you don't have it de-stroked you don't want to be trying to swirl all of that hydraulic fluid at -20). I'd bet on the neutral safety switch.
Nothing to do with his current problem, but these guys are really prone to flooding. In the winter it's throttle all the way closed, choke out, push the choke in almost instantly (after it cranks, but before it really fires). Any more fuel and it will flood. I've got a Zenith carb, and that's what I've found.
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