Starting problems on a 100.
Fired up the 100 and drove it down to where my brothers where working on a new pumphouse for our mother, after a couple of hours I went to fire it up to go back home to get ready for that nasty four letter word, also known as work.
Anyhow the 100 was a no go, I turnd on the key and pushed in the starter button and nothing happened.
Now I needed a tow home, so I had to have a craspman pull my cub home.
Next day I go out to work on the 100, still no go when I turn on the key and push the starter button.
So I get out the jumper wire and jump the starter off the battery, fires right up.
Replace the key switch with a toggle switch and attempt to start it, again no starter rotation, use jumper wire and it fires up.
Ok, its not the switch, must be the starter button.
Who came up with the placement of the starter button? What where they thinking? How do I remove it without haveing to remove the steering columm? How long is this repair going to take?
I don't have all the answers but I do have a busted tractor that need work and no time to do it.
I need to fine me another job so I have even less time to work on my equipment, I waiste 6 hours a day now sleeping when I could be working and earning needed income.