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Old 07-05-2012, 09:36 AM
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I am new to the site .I bought a cub1541 back in 1991.and used it up to a couple a years ago .in which I passed it down to my daughter and son inlaw . I recently got it back and I happy going to restore it . the reason I got it back was because while they where blowing snow with it . it just up and quit running . Now if you turn it over by hand it make a clicking noise . if you turn the engine over back wards it spins fine , the starter wont turn it over . Iam wondering if the hydro static has something to do with it ,or is there major engine problem . any help would bewonderful . I live in north of the cities , and Ilove my cub . I would like to give it a 2nd chance in life . a very faithful garden tractor .and I want to show it off !!!!!!!!!!!
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Sounds like a wiring or starter problem.

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thank you Duke for replying to my post , I going to check out the wiring , near is I can remember if the brake pedal wasnt pressed down it wouldnt turn over either , so Iam going to start from there with a voltage meter . the motor has 450 hours on it , I dont have any wiring schematics to go by .

thanks again for replying ,good to greet you on email .

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thank you Duke for replying to my post , I going to check out the wiring , near is I can remember if the brake pedal wasnt pressed down it wouldnt turn over either , so Iam going to start from there with a voltage meter . the motor has 450 hours on it , I dont have any wiring schematics to go by .

thanks again for replying ,good to greet you on email .

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Joel it should be depressed to start as there's a switch there. Make a post in the CCC/MTD GT section with your serial number and request for a wiring diagram. Roland should have that for you.

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