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Old 04-12-2017, 10:08 PM
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Hope im posting this in the right place... so i recently acquired a 1440 barn fresh, brought it home and with a new battery and fuel lines(and a fair share of ether) she started purring like a kitten. Fast forward a week and my fuel shutoff valves started leaking, when to my local implement and replaced the valves, finally i got the prime back and running fine, ten minutes later she shut down and has no dash lights, motor wont crank. No click out of fuel solenoid. Absolutley stumped! Any pointers?? Thanks in advance for any help
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Old 04-12-2017, 10:27 PM
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Standard drill. Check the battery connections, ground, wires on the solenoid, ignition switch..... work from the battery forward to see where you have power and were you don't. If wiring isn't your thing, and you need to cut grass, find a shop.
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Old 04-13-2017, 08:32 AM
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There is a fuse holder on the battery tray by the starter solenoid. Check the fuse.
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Here is the wiring diagram for the 1440. If you want me to e-mail it to you PM me your e-mail address.
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Someone had bypassed that it seems with a spade connection
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I hav power at the solenoid, could it be a faulty ignition?
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What solenoid? The fuel solenoid or the starter solenoid?
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could it be a faulty ignition?
NO...

As I understand it, the engine won't roll over....correct..??

In order for the engine to roll over, (A) Someone has to be sitting in the seat, (B) The PTO Switch has to be in the OFF position, and (C) the Brake Pedal (Neutral Safety Switch) has to be depressed. Then the Ignition Switch should roll the engine over........IF.....All the wiring is correct and intact, All devices are functioning correctly, and lastly, the 20A fuse is intact.
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Ok so upon further inspection i believe i have a. faulty Ignition Switch, Motor Will Roll Over If I Jump The Solenoid, Even Runs Until I Remove the connection, i have disabled all safeties except for pto. Does this sound about right? Thanks for all the input cubbie guys are one of a kind!!!
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