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Originally Posted by cooperino
The brake pedal switch needs to be bypassed because you are going to attempt to crank engine without brake pedal down. The reason is when you push the brake pedal down the hydro lever moves to neutral however it would seem your neutral position is not really neutral. So the brake pedal needs to stay up while doing this. Therefore you need to bypass the brake pedal switch. Its under the tractor. Follow the brake pedal rod till you see it. Join the 2 wires from the connector together. A paperclip works fine for a temporary jumper.
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I understand what you're saying and will look for it. I already found where the brake pedal pushes in a button - assuming that's it. Would a jumper with 2 male (spade) ends work? I happen to have one that I'm using to bypass a seat safety switch on another tractor. That one simply involves putting the jumper in the switch's (female) plug ends.
Assuming I get it running ok and N is once again 'found', what happens as soon as the switch is operative and the tractor still creeps forward? I'll still have to work with the cam bracket - the point I was at when the trouble started.