Well I have a 120ish hour 2620 that won’t start. Checked the fuses and the battery all good. Lights come on heater radio etc but doesn’t even try turning over , a bit new to electrical issues as I was hoping to not have to do anything for a few years fixing wise but wanted to ask the next few steps, thanks all
Lx2620 starting issue
- Thread starter Orangeandbeautiful
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The first thing to check on all these tractors is the safety interlocks. Many of these no start problems are as simple as that. Buy, beg, borrow, or steal a WSM.
Dan
WSM = workshop manual.
I am sure that tractor has multiple safety interlocks inckuding an operators presence system of some sort. The WSM will hsve the details and trouble shooting procedures.
Dan
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Sit on the tractor, with the key held in the cranking position.
Rock the forward reverse pedal.
Engage and disengage the pto
If none of that works, get the WSM and go though it.
Rock the forward reverse pedal.
Engage and disengage the pto
If none of that works, get the WSM and go though it.
If it has power to the lights, heater, and radio but the starter doesn’t even click, I’d start with the simple interlock checks. Make sure it’s firmly in neutral, PTO is disengaged, and any clutch/brake safety switches are satisfied. Then check whether you’re getting power to the starter solenoid when the key is turned to START. If there’s power there but no response, the solenoid/starter or its ground connection would be worth checking. Also inspect the battery terminals and main ground cables even if the battery itself tests good.
I’d definitely check the PTO lever first. If the 2620 has a similar safety interlock to the BX/B series, having the PTO engaged could prevent the engine from cranking. Easy thing to rule out before digging into the electrical system.