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09-26-2022, 07:33 PM
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2084 Resurrection
I bought this tractor over a year ago, for pocket change, not running.
I messed with the original engine - head gaskets, coils etc. Never could get it to stay running. So I acquired an 1863 for parts. It had a good engine and a 3-point. This weekend I changed out the motor and put the 1863 motor in the 2084 and got it hooked up. It took a while to get it to run. Turned out the fuel solenoid was not getting power. As soon as I jumped 12V to that solenoid it ran like a champ. Now, I don't want to have to jumper it every time I need to use it, so I need to find the power source. The schematic shows diodes in the feed, so I think it best to use what it came with. I know I can pull the carb and block it off, but right now I think I want to make the solenoid work. I have been using the ole electric icepick to look for power, and not finding any. I have probed the red wires on the engine connector with no power found with key on. Anyone got a hint where to look? Lacking that, where is a good place to pick up 12V (key on)? 
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