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Would that be a 10, maybe 12 gauge wire, Jay?

Unfortunately, nearly all are buried so deep in the frame that you just can't get to them.

They don't really have anything to do with safety, only lawyer's edicts.

Simple, but not possible. Not enough money for that. Eliminating some of the switches is actually preferable. However, apparently, some of them are normally open and some normally closed. Worse still, most are buried in the guts of the tractor and are a BEAR to even get to. That's what made...

Is there a simpler answer? Please? :)

2009 BX2660. For a couple years now, she's been getting more and more cantankerous about the so-called "safety switches." Now, I can't even crank her, most likely due to the lawn mower (cutting deck) engage lever. I understand there is a point on the starter (or solenoid?) where I can ground...

Thanks. Battery tests fine. Will look at that wiring issue as soon as the ground dries up. ;)

Sunday, I mowed about 20 minutes. Got off the tractor to move a hose out of the way. When I tried to restart, it would not catch thanks to the wonderful safety plungers, this time on the pto engager. Turned the switch off, yanked back on the engager, still only a click. Turned switch off...