Loader just purchased a used john deere and a rookie

[bill in ny]

:laughing:

Getting some good responses now! Even AKfish...calling the man a "lightweight"!!!!

:laughing:

 

[kac6261]

:laughing: The funny thing is i'm a female and that was the problem. my husband came home and sat on it he moved it. have to get the sensor fixed. i was so pissed. but at least we figured it out. thanks all.:laughing:

 

[kennyd]

:laughing: The funny thing is i'm a female and that was the problem. my husband came home and sat on it he moved it. have to get the sensor fixed. i was so pissed. but at least we figured it out. thanks all.:laughing:

Well it's good there was no "real" problem! Glad you got it running:thumbsup:

 

[RoyJackson]

:laughing: The funny thing is i'm a female and that was the problem.

OOPS!!! My apologies on that "calling the man..." comment!!

 

[AKfish]

:laughing: The funny thing is i'm a female and that was the problem. my husband came home and sat on it he moved it. have to get the sensor fixed. i was so pissed. but at least we figured it out. thanks all.:laughing:

It may not necessarily be a faulty seat sensor. If the firmness adjustment (knurled crank at the base of the seat between your legs) is set too high - the sensor will not detect a lighter body weight.

It won't know you're sitting there - with the reins and ready to go - so that horse just sits there!!

AKfish

 

[kac6261]

will do try to depress that sensor, thanks agains guys. no problem bout calling me a guy. i'm not your typical female anyway. Very outdoors and not afraid to get dirty. :laughing:

 

[bill in ny]

OOPS!!! My apologies on that "calling the man..." comment!!

roy, take said foot out of said mouth. :laughing:

 

[RoyJackson]

roy, take said foot out of said mouth. :laughing:

Nah...easy mistake. The lady never mentioned she was a female in her early posts...ad most TBNers are male.

 

[bill in ny]

just kidding roy.

 

[Zebrafive]

Welcome to TBN.
Were you able to adjust the seat switch?
If not, I would consider an override switch for when you operate it.