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Old 06-23-2013, 04:26 PM
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Got the 1872 going again. It wouldn't start earlier today. All it would do is turn over and not catch. I wiggled the PTO switch, and it fired right up! I'm pretty proud of myself for getting it running, and I have no mechanical skills at all...lol! Thanks Vince for the advice!
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Got the 1872 going again. It wouldn't start earlier today. All it would do is turn over and not catch. I wiggled the PTO switch, and it fired right up! I'm pretty proud of myself for getting it running, and I have no mechanical skills at all...lol! Thanks Vince for the advice!
I have to do the same with my 1772. thats odd that that switch will keep it from firing up.
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Got the 1872 going again. It wouldn't start earlier today. All it would do is turn over and not catch. I wiggled the PTO switch, and it fired right up! I'm pretty proud of myself for getting it running, and I have no mechanical skills at all...lol! Thanks Vince for the advice!
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Went to start my 125 and no dice, dead battery. I did notice that the key switch was in the on position. Will that kill the battery? When it's running the volt meter shows its charging. I put it on the charger and we are back in business. I made sure to shut the key switch off. I will see what the deal is in a couple of days.
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Me too Allen! Some times all they need is the "Fonz" touch, lol!
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Thanks guys! Made me feel good to hear it fire up!
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