The municipal fire chief looked at my tractor yesterday and thinks it was started by worn clamp on the battery cable to the starter. Such a minor thing with major consequences. Makes me think that a handy battery disconnect should be standard equipment.
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We’ve installed them on a few pieces of equipment and it’s handy as well when the starter solenoid sticks and won’t stop cranking. Our TX 66’s have them from the factory and it’s convenient to flick it off every night. Only downside is there’s another connection to go bad.............
Electrical gremlins are never fun to deal with. Bummer about the loss.Comment
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I've started putting them on everything when they start needing a boost with no other obvious reasons. Older tractors, trucks.
Trick is to find heavy enough ones. Burnt up the napa ones. I used the same ones as on the combines. Pricey though.Comment
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I just put two if need be
We have nearly everything done
can lose the whole shed of equipment without themComment
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