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    Wiring a Hustler zero turn help

    Thanks for letting us know you fixed it.
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    Wiring a Hustler zero turn help

    I know you said it would be a couple of days before you got back to it, just adding somethings to check. It has been a couple of years since I messed with a Briggs engine, both my mowers are Kohlers but here goes. The white connector from the engine to the mower should have 3 wires on the...
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    Wiring a Hustler zero turn help

    Mule Meat is correct in that key switches look the same but are different. Not seeing the connector I can only say that you should have a wire from the mower side with 12 volt power with key on. That should be solenoid power. Also the key switch should kill the spark when turned off. You have...
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    Cub not starting

    As was suggested on the Case forum you may have a sticking valve or two. Do a compression test. Not knowing the age of the tractor I would look for at least 80 psi on all cylinders. Some variation is ok but not much. 80 psi is just a guess for a tired motor. Opinions on acceptable reading will...
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    1948 John Deere A generator/regulator

    Does your generator have two brushes or three brushes. If it has three, the third brush is adjustable. I do not remember which way you move it to decrease charge rate but I had the same indication on my 1950 A. You just have to adjust it so it does not show discharge with the lights on.
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    John Deere H pushrods

    How I did it on my A. Put the push rod in each hole and then installed the rocker arm assy with adjusters backed off as far as they will go. Put each push rod in place and then adjusted the rocker arms snug enough to hold each push rod in place.
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    Farmall H Battery

    Is the fan belt tight enough to turn the crank when you spin the fan ? Also my ground goes to the starter mount bolt on my H's and Super M.
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    Show your 2026 Parade Tractors! 4th of July or Beyond

    Waiting in line at the Fourth of July parade. Goreville IL My 1950 JD A.
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    Snapper motor replacement

    Post model and serial number of engine. I can see what a direct Briggs replacement is if they offer one.
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    Mystery part number

    That would be my guess also, betting the fitting on the side of the filter was changed and the line bent to fit.
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    Todays funny

    I did not evaluate it for accurate content, I just thought it was funny. I will try better next time.
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    Todays funny

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    Farmall H - Stuck brake cover

    Not to be a a$$ but did you get the bolt out of the cover that screws into the side of the trans cover. I have forgotten that one before.
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    What to expect from a tractor that’s been sitting for 4 to 5 years

    I understand you are four hours away from the tractor. The best thing to do would be take the battery out of it and take it to the nearest auto parts store and get a similar battery.
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    What to expect from a tractor that’s been sitting for 4 to 5 years

    Might want to check the corners of the building the tractor is in. It could have been tossed in a corner or hanging on a wall. If the plugs are removed you could use a pipe wrench, your just lubing the cylinders not trying to start it.
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