Posted by 37 chief on May 08, 2023 at 16:26:57 from (174.66.189.172):
Pulled up to a mowing job. Started my tractor in a few minutes it just stopped running. I hate it, when that happens. It started again. About a hour mowing it stopped again. Would not start this time. I was a long away from my truck. I thought it was the fuel shut off valve. I found a piece of electrical wire. Hot wired the switch it worked. Now I need to hot wire the starter. Stan, make sure the tractor is in park, and out of gear. Ok all good. jumped the starter it started all right, at full throttle. Forgot to shut down the throttle no harm this time. Be careful out there. That's how my tractor took off down a hill without me one time, a few years ago. A new switch will be tomorrow. Stan
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