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Andrew...couple of things you might check...when it's running, check the battery to see how many volts are there...S/G could be the culprit...also check the ground connections....could have a bad cell in the battery...if you have a 12v test light, you can check to see if there is anything drawing the battery down when the key is off....just a few things to start with....some of the smart guys will show up to really help you.
 
ANDREW - My first guess would be you have a bad battery, it's dead again. How old is the battery?

I'd put the battery charger on it again, crank the 128 over and it should start. If you remove the charger connections right away and it dies your battery is bad, needs replaced.
 
Thanks guys, its probably time for a new battery because I have had the tractor a year and the battery came with it. I have no idea how long the p/o had the battery.
 
David B.
I said whitewall cleaner, not tire cleaner.
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Spray the SG on, cover with rag, soak rag, cover rag with saran wrap,wait a couple hours, repeat and repeat until the stain is gone or you know it ain't gonna work. . . . .
 
Ok thanks. Charlie "Digger" Proctor (Cproctor)

Gonna try to find some white wall cleaner.
 
Charlie: Maybe some guys don't do the laundry:
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Rick: Not sure how heavy,those were 1000 lb. springs on the trailer, flattened out .... Actually the QA42 was handicap in getting out of the woods - kept digging in in the rough..
 
Rodney K ,,I believe you got missed not much will interchange from wide frame to narrow just basicly a few electrical parts and some attachments with some help
 

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