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sounds to me like that’s the main reason!😂

Good on you for helping out someone in need…

Your wife by chance? (remember, this is the daily chuckles thread…😂😂😂)

Baseball cards were not that impressive. We tied balloons on the rear stays, so they were struck by the spokes. Much louder, and as you increased speed, you reached a point where the tone would change (like shifting gears). Much better than cards/clothespins, but longevity was the issue, and...

Being a native born Pittsburgher, I always called it "pop." Guess I now learned how to spell it properly! (y):ROFLMAO:

Granted this is true. BUT the OP stated, if he jumped the tractor or charged the battery it would start and continue to run normally, so gas or diesel is not relevant. The battery voltage was too low to pull the starter in fully apparently. So it is likely the cure for the issue the OP was...

I spent a year in Southeast during 67-68 and I agree with you for sure! edit: I will also add, as a vet, that I’m not so proud of the way that our country has acted military some the times in the past, after the Second World War, where so many young Americans ended up dead or crippled for what...

Maybe so. Maybe not. For example example, if you Leave something personal about you for your descendants to learn about, it might mean something to them. Or it might not. Who knows. But I do think there is a point…

Skeets, based on sage Speed25’s words of wisdom, and since we live in the same general area, please buy the snow blower!

Hungry, Thirsty, or both! Seems like there’s a sample room for any of our TBN brothers to fit in!😉👍

I just realized, what a trio we may be!… Hagrid is always hungry… I’m always thirsty… and Skeets is always hungry and thirsty! 😂😂😂

I am in the same boat! (y) But you forgot the 🍻 :ROFLMAO:

I don't laugh at myself often, but frequently look at myself with shock and a amazement every time I screw something up!

First, look at the PDF file of the wiring diagram that I referenced above. That way you can zoom in and it is clear! Second, if you replaced the ignition switch with a new one, then chances are that the problem was not with the ignition switch. Perhaps you have a short in your wiring somewhere...

You have a test lamp, so you can check the output of the ignition switch that feeds the starter relay. If you go to the sticky thread at the top of this sub forum, you will find an electrical diagram in post #13 that is the same as the BX23S. It sure sounds like it is an ignition switch issue...

Just a curiosity question. When you say the engine only has 30 hours on it since new, do you mean since it was newly rebuilt? The reason I ask is because it looks like everything was spray-painted after assembly or even installation. Even hose clamps are painted in the same pretty metallic blue...

kubotabooks.com if I remember correctly. I think that is stated in previous posts...do a search...you will find the site. Many manuals there. see post number 8... edit: Got curious. It is there. Here is a direct link, hopefully...

Read the previous posts, go to the link provided and download the manual. I assume it is still there...the site is a good one...I am not going to bother to check, you can do that yourself.

Unfortunate thing! How long before the cast came off your arm?

For those that do not read the thread I referenced...a cut and post from Post #29 "I have a Kubota BX25 and I have a set of duals on the back and on the front not for being tippy but for floatation I run mine through a lot of swampy ground with a 4 foot brush hog and anyone with a BX knows they...