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    12v starter solenoid

    I am in the process of getting a warranty replacement. It's frustrating this starter is less than 2 weeks old. The ratchet drive is supposedly much more reliable. That is why I was so confused. The previous owner did the conversion and did it correctly from all the research I have done. I went...
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    12v starter solenoid

    Thanks! That is very similar to my experience.
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    12v starter solenoid

    I would agree with that. The tractor starts right up due to all upgrades but the drive never disengages. I gave the wrong issue from the start. I don't uh understand why on a brand new starter it can work fine and then just go bad like that. It's under warranty so I'll send it back.
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    12v starter solenoid

    I know the process. This process does not happen which was leading me to believe the starter was still trying to spin. Which is why I thought the solenoid was welded. I can't explain things any other way. The drive is stuck engaged at the moment when I uninstalled the starter. Thanks for your...
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    12v starter solenoid

    I get that the key doesn't have to be on for the starter to roll over but it does stop the spark which in return killed the tractor. So I guess that kind of answers that question. It is all wired correctly. I was using the tractor. So I get that I am new and may not be explaining everything the...
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    12v starter solenoid

    Yes in the very post I said I put a 6v solenoid on because it was readily available at TSC. I also stated a couple time everything had been converted. I am sorry for all confusion
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    12v starter solenoid

    So a solenoid doesn't make contact which sends power to the starter which in return makes the drive engage? It was wired correctly like I stated it started and worked for a dozen or more starts. I have used it for a week or so. This last time when I went to start the tractor once it started the...
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    12v starter solenoid

    As I stated before EVERYTHING else has been changed over to include ignition, distributor, push button etc. to 12v. Locally all that was available is a 6v solenoid so that's what I used. It worked great until it did not. The first picture I sent was to show the drive is still engaged. I am...
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    12v starter solenoid

    Simply wanted to know if I needed a 12v solenoid and we have gone back and forth. This forum is generally very helpful but all of t hi is was unnecessary.
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    12v starter solenoid

    Please stop treating me like an idiot or just don't respond back
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    12v starter solenoid

    Again I am not trying to be a jerk but I simply needed to know about the solenoids. Ignition(key), push button, electronic ignition(distributor), alternator, and battery have all been changed as I thought was stated. I figured the solenoid welded closed and just wanted to verify my suspicions.
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    12v starter solenoid

    Well part of what you say is incorrect and I know it. I guess you missed the 12volt conversion part. Has not been modified to my knowledge. All 6volt components on the tractor have been removed now that I did the ignition upgrade. I thought my question was pretty straightforward. Simply need to...
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    12v starter solenoid

    Recently replaced the starter on my 41 9n. Starter worked great for about a dozen starts and now the drive won't disengage. I used a 6v solenoid (beings it was available locally). Should I have used a 12v solenoid and if so anybody have a part number. My current setup is 12v with alternator and...
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    Electronic ignition 41 9N

    Mine is a 12v converted but I am sure it's about the same. Where did you locate your coil?
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    Electronic ignition 41 9N

    Why do you need to find tdc? I was under the impression and according to the book it can only be installed one way.
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