Posted by Moorey on April 26, 2023 at 18:22:55 from (1.145.160.109):
Gday.
I have a John Deere 2250. Recently it didn t start. Lights would come on the dash but the ignition switch wouldn t turn the tractor over. I ended up replacing the starter solenoid and starter switch thinking that this may have been the problem but no avail. I noticed that at the back of the starter switch I am getting no power sent to the starter solenoid wire when turned. I m able to send power from the 15/54 terminal to the 50 terminal (starter wire) to get the tractor going but there is no power coming from the 15 terminal on the back of the starter switch to 50 when the switch is turned. I ve checked all fuses I can find but they all seem to be in good order. The only thing I noticed was that one of the brake lights were blown. Does this stop the tractor from starting if blown? Does anyone have any ideas on what could be happening?
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