unknownhinson
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- Jul 9, 2011
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- Tractor
- 2004 New Holland TC 35, 1951 International Cub Cadet
Is my assumption above going in the right direction?
Mine is a 2004 also and did this same (well similar) thing today for the first time after 6 or 7 years of trouble free operation, I started it up in the barn and ran down the road for about 5 minutes box blading, I had a stick stuck on the front end loader bucket and accidentally stalled the machine by backing up with the bucket down and too high of a gear, that's when the engine would not turn over and just a slight buzzing squealing sound from around the key switch area. But...when I started the tractor by pulling it, I noticed the glow plug light stayed on the whole ride back to the house (5 minutes) and it definitely dimmed when the rpm's dropped. I'm guess g my glow plug timer is bad and killed the battery in 5 minutes?
Is my assumption above going in the right direction?
So? you're saying it starts with a fully charged battery?
Yes, starts right up with a full battery and then runs with the glow plug light on continuously.