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03/03/15, 06:27 PM
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timing gear? or flywheel
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03/03/15, 07:26 PM
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Outstanding in my field
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maybe ring gear
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03/03/15, 07:27 PM
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Dont sweat that I wouldn't think. you where probably just between strokes unless of course you pulled the fuel pump to access the timing gear then OH LORDY...lol
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03/03/15, 08:38 PM
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Sorry, Flywheel ring gear.
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03/03/15, 09:42 PM
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Took the solenoid apart. It seemed alright.
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Looking at a solenoid will not tell you if it's good or bad.
If you hop on the machine, and turn the key you should at least hear a click as the solenoid moves forward to close the circuit and send voltage to the starter motor.
Some solenoids will also move the starter drive gear into position.
If you do not hear the click then you can have a few things to look at. The solenoid coil could be bad, of one of your safety switches could be open and not allowing voltage to get to the solenoid, or you might have a wiring problem, like broken or shorted wires.
Jumping between the large stud on the solenoid that is hooked to the battery with the heavy wire and the smaller screw that should be energized when you turn the key should activate the solenoid and spin the starter. If you do the jump and nothing happens your solenoid coil is bad, if the solenoid clicks but nothing happens the contacts inside the solenoid may be bad.
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03/03/15, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by FarmboyBill
Took the starter off. Took the solenoid apart. It seemed alright. Took the band off the starter. Its rusty inside, and dirty/greasy. Ill have to take it in to town.
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................Does the bendix extend out to engage the flywheel when you turn the key on ? You may need a bendix ! , fordy 
Last edited by fordy; 03/04/15 at 05:17 AM.
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03/03/15, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by sammyd
Looking at a solenoid will not tell you if it's good or bad.
If you hop on the machine, and turn the key you should at least hear a click as the solenoid moves forward to close the circuit and send voltage to the starter motor.
Some solenoids will also move the starter drive gear into position.
If you do not hear the click then you can have a few things to look at. The solenoid coil could be bad, of one of your safety switches could be open and not allowing voltage to get to the solenoid, or you might have a wiring problem, like broken or shorted wires.
Jumping between the large stud on the solenoid that is hooked to the battery with the heavy wire and the smaller screw that should be energized when you turn the key should activate the solenoid and spin the starter. If you do the jump and nothing happens your solenoid coil is bad, if the solenoid clicks but nothing happens the contacts inside the solenoid may be bad.
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Or the starter is shot 
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03/03/15, 11:06 PM
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The bendex did not engage. No click. no nothing.
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03/03/15, 11:30 PM
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Or the starter is shot |
Didn't want to go right to the worst case scenario.
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03/05/15, 12:51 PM
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Someone on here said they had 990 DBs. Who was it??
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03/05/15, 01:35 PM
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I belive it was this thread Walmart was busy; Are you Ready?: and motightwad that had the david Browns.
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03/06/15, 10:43 AM
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I thought the DB meant David Bradley 
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03/06/15, 11:03 AM
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Have you cleaned both ends of the ground cable?
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03/06/15, 04:03 PM
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Miniature Horse lover
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I thought the DB meant David Bradley |
You do a search and both tractors show up, so I guess DB stands for both. LOL
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03/06/15, 04:05 PM
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I dropped the starter off to be overhauled. Yes both cables are clean.
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03/06/15, 04:06 PM
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I had tried to start it on both the new batt in the tractor, AND the batt in my pk, SO, IF the neg cable wasn't clean, on the tractor, it wouldn't matter.
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03/06/15, 11:07 PM
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Hey , FFB .....they make a little heater that magnet sticks to the engine block......might wanna get one if you gonna start that thing below freezing?
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03/07/15, 06:46 PM
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I was trying to start it in the high 40s
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03/08/15, 09:30 AM
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Farmboy Bill, Sorry the e-mail couldn;t go thru. Not sure what went wrong, but dh said sure you can make bales with the NH and the DB. We do it all time with a big round baler, a Vermeer 605C. Have not had any problems. We have found that the DB's are quite different from the others as they take different sizes of things and it seems the hyd's are different and hard to work on. Good luck getting yours to start and do your hay. MoTightwad
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