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06-09-2014, 04:04 PM
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No start 1450
Oh Great Ones,...... The 1450 I have don't seem to want to start. I get a clicking sound each time I turn the ignition key to start position. If I release the brake peddle and attempt to start the tractor, I don't hear the clicking sound. That should be enough to acknowledge that the safety switch is working accordingly.
Now, things we're NOT going to do: monkey play with setting the timing monkey play with setting valves removing the head for no reason screw around with the wires The tractor ran just fine up until a few moments ago. It has a bran new Cub Cadet ignition switch. Maybe it went bad? Ok, here's the deal. I push the 1450 back to, and in the shop, cover it up, and kick off the model 72. There now, that's how you fix the 1450, after all....the first horse from the gate don't always win the race! Though, the other problems I can think of are a dead battery, which I don't understand that. Or the starter solenoid. I have to readjust the hood due to the new hood hinge I installed, so it looks like a opportune time to remove the side panels and check further ahead. I don't have the time at the moment to research the problem further. I just know everything was fine. What I think I would like to do is to bench test the ignition switch....I have another plug and wires from a 1250. Any thoughts or ideas welcome, thank you John 
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