Howdy folks, I am new to this forum found it while searching for an answer to my starting problem with my NH TC29D. I removed the starter because it didn't seem to be totally engaging. I placed it in a vise and activated it with jumpers. The gear seemed to be working as it should so I re-installed into the machine. I fully charged the battery and tried it again, same problem! I figure it may have to be installed just right because of the oblong holes in the starer housing must have to be just right. I tried everything leaving loose as I tighten the other, adjusted different positions in the mounting hole and had the darn thing out several times!! The starter just doesn't engage. I figured I would pose this problem to this group and maybe someone else has had the same problem. You'all are my last resort before I replace the starter. Please any info will be appreciated
Starter not engaging on my TC29D
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Most of the members of this group do not look at this forum, "New Members", that is why it says "No tractor questions in this forum, please."
Watch this first: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhRPLgH6uZg
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Welcome to the site!! I have moved your thread to the NH forum, as suggested by another member as well. We hope you find some useful information on TractorByNet!! Good luck! :thumbsup:
keony
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I think the oblong holes may be your problem. I replaced my starter this past fall, the holes in the bell housing are round and a perfect fit for the bolts.
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On your bench test, did the pinion gear extend out when you spun the starter? Does that have a mechanical solenoid - a lever that pushes the gear away from the starter housing when it gets power? Did you jumper straight to the motor lug or to the cable lug, then activate with a screwdriver or small jumper wire?
Can't quite tell what conditions you observed. I don't think the oblong holes are a short term problem.
Jim
Can't quite tell what conditions you observed. I don't think the oblong holes are a short term problem.
Jim