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About Arnie Jossie
Expertise
Engines, drivetrain, hydraulic, electrical. Farm tractors only, please. NO LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIP. QUESTIONS. I AM NOT A LAWN AND GARDEN EXPERT, SO DON'T ASK! THERE ARE EXPERTS ON THIS SITE THAT ANSWER THOSE QUESTIONS UNDER THE CATEGORY OF SMALL ENGINE AND LAWN MOWER REPAIR. No skidsteers, windrowers, combines, construction equip., trucks, etc. No European or Asian tractors. I simply don't have the time to answer questions on all machines, so I have to limit what I will answer. I am not a Massey Ferguson expert. I also specialize in New Holland rectangular balers.

Experience
Worked in Case IH dealerships for 20 years. Old IH to new Case IH. Case 70 series thru 96 series, and McCormick. Experience in older Ford, JD, Oliver, AC. Collecting and restoring old Cockshutt, Co-op, and IH tractors.

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International Cockshutt Club

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Mechanic all my life. Too many Case IH service schools to list. 7100 all the way up to MX Magnums. 5100 to MX Maxxums. Some New Holland training. NO LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIP.

 
   

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Tractor Repair - 580 k won't start


Expert: Arnie Jossie - 10/22/2009

Question
Have a 580k 2wd good battery, verified good voltage to starter, when key is turned, relay under the console clicks but no solinoid engagement.
Advise

Answer
Hello,

  Don't know which terminal on the starter you have checked for voltage.  If you are checking the large terminal with the battery cable attached, you also need to check the small terminal that is energized when the key is turned to the start position.  If there is power in the start position, the solenoid or starter is bad.  If there is no power to the small terminal, it could be a bad connection in the wiring, a faulty neutral start switch, or a bad relay.

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