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    Kee Lawnmower Discussion

    Thanks. I get anxious stepping out of my comfort zone. Its ordered.
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    Kee Lawnmower Discussion

    I've got to think "After-market options". Thanks. This might work. Let me talk this out. Its not like for like, which I expected. The height adjustment on the deck has several choices which allows flexibility. At this price, looks like a good idea to see if it will work on the "dead" engine I'm...
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    Kee Lawnmower Discussion

    I'm having a very difficult time finding a "person" to talk to. LOL. I have a frame from a KEE lawnmower ...... over 30 years old for sure but it is solid. I have found an engine replacement but before I buy that I need some help with the blade assembly/attachment >> The original adapter appears...
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    Need Briggs and Stratton engine assistance.

    Good Morning This is not a tractor question. I apologize if this is a nuisance. This FORUM is the best for helping me with my vintage tractors. I have a KEY lawnmower from the early 90s. The KEY manufacturer in FL is out of business. The deck is fabricated, not pressed, which makes it good...
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    Thank you
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    Picked up the starter today. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it. This guy has been in business 30 yrs. He did "buff" the connection on the switch on top of the starter. Thanks fellas
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    That confirms wiring issue from battery to starter right?
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    Haven't tried to turn it by hand. That involves removing the steering wheel and attaching to the flywheel right? Thanks for the questions. Hopefully you can read the initial post.
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    To Jim.ME If you are able to scroll through this stream of discussion there's a picture of the starter before removal. The other end of the ground wire is attached to the starter.
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    I'll send a picture of the ground wire. One end is on the side of the battery box. Stud on the manual switch the manual starter rod or the location where it's connected with the starter area? The piece that holds the starter. What about the location of the nut on the starter rod? I'll...
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    Good evening my 2 cylinder friends. I delivered the starter for repair. Absolutely nothing wrong with the starter. Hopefully pick it up tomorrow. Sounds like I'm back to the wiring. Or put it back together and see what happens? Possibly something loose that will be corrected putting it...
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    Good morning. Thank you for the guidance. Repair shop not far from here. Off it will come.
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    Ground wire (red) removed and cleaned, put back. Negative battery cable cleaned. Battery is new. Lights burn bright. Using foot starter, Lights dimmed when trying to turn over. Manual push of starter button had same results as using foot starter. Thank you
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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

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    1950/51 John Deere B (styled) starting issues

    In your first reply internal stater = internal starter. Correct?
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