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George2615
Super Member
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Check the obvious first.
Check the ground connection where the cable connects to the frame.
Check connection of the battery plus lead at the starter.
Find the fuse box and check all main fuses. Some tractors have main fuses close to the battery positive lead.
Could also be ignition switch.
If you are on good terms with your dealer, ask if he could get you a copy of the wiring diagram or buy a service manual.
Check the obvious first.
Check the ground connection where the cable connects to the frame.
Check connection of the battery plus lead at the starter.
Find the fuse box and check all main fuses. Some tractors have main fuses close to the battery positive lead.
Could also be ignition switch.
If you are on good terms with your dealer, ask if he could get you a copy of the wiring diagram or buy a service manual.
wmonroe
Elite Member
If you have the same problem before the new battery?
wmonroe
Elite Member
Also, welcome to TBN!
old battery same condition ground checked ok was told all fuses replaced on block below steering wheel haven't got to switch yet but will do asap. started too ran on us Florida ya know LOL.
also found out some hooked gold cart too it 36 volts. suspecting some other fried parts. saw a relay below starter I think its part of start system .Thanks for help to all
wmonroe
Elite Member
I would recheck all the fuses and check the starter relay. If there was 36 volts put to it there is a chance the fuel shut off solenoid might be bad, I can't remember if there is a relay before it or just a fuse, but if you get it cranking and it won't fire that is most likely your problem.
crystallake
Bronze Member
If this is an HST model, your problem sounds like one I had a couple of months ago. There is a safety switch on the foot pedal that requires the foot pedal to be in the neutral position. The switch on a MX5100 is on the opposite side from the foot pedal and is very touchy. follow the linkage around the bottom, see if you can wiggle the foot pedal while turning the key.
wmonroe
Elite Member
Any luck getting the tractor going? Crystallake makes a good point with checking the pedal switch.