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Exact part
Simple. Got the part, put it on, mower started right up. The right results.
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Great part fast shipping
It was a quick repair and exact fit shipping was quick
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Worked great
This solenoid was a newer upgrade to the original one mounted on the mower I had. It hooked up and performed as needed. The only difference visibly was the lower switch wire connector pins were parallel with the housing instead of angled.
Guest - October 6, 2021
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Works fine Now!!!
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You have to remove the battery from under the seat and loosen 2 nuts. 4 wires must also be removed. The issue with this repair is the poor design by manufacturer in hiding this solenoid. All of the loosening and fastening must be done by touch. I also had to loosen a portion of the frame as the part would not come out or go in due to wire
... Read more harness issues and clearance issues.
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Lawntractor did not start
Kevin from Marion, Michigan
29 of 29 peoplefound this instruction helpful.
Difficulty Level:
A Bit Difficult
Total Repair Time:
More than 2 hours
Tools:
Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench set
Removed battery and everything covering solenoid. Took wiring off solenoid and removed solenoid. Installed new one placing wires back like original. Put battery in, hooked it up, tested if new one worked. Worked great. Unhooked battery and reassembled what was removed. Had a few breaks while working on it, took longer than expected
Due to Troy Bilt design, the starter solenoid is located in a very difficult place to access. Under the seat below the battery compartment and to the side. No easy access. Must take body cowling loose to reach. Must access through the battery compartment hole. Many screws are hidden when removing body cowling. Terrible design, It took les
... Read mores than 5 minutes to replace solenoid, but about 3 hours to gain access and re-assemble. This one would have been easier to take to shop than try to repair at home. Very poor design by Troy Bilt, Solinoid should have been mounted next to starter or under the hood.
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Starter Solenoid went out on a 2007 Bolens Model F765 w. 38\" deck
1. Removed battery to get at the solenoid which is stuffed in under the left rear fender. Time: About 2 minutes.
2. Removed the two screws holding the solenoid bracket and wrestled the solenoid out from under the fender. This and getting it back in was the hardest part of the repair, because there is literally no room to wo
... Read morerk. Removed wires (4) from old solenoid.
Reassembled wires to new part. Time: 17 minutes
3. Spent 1.25 hours trying to get mounting bracket back over the fender. (bracket goes outside, solenoid inside.)
4. Reinstalled battery, hit the key and away she went.
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Starter would not completely disengage from ring gear due to bad solinoid, starter was damaged due to interference.
Troy-Built Mustang 50\" ZTR MOWER / TRACTOR
1. Disconnected & Removed battery to make room to get to solenoid. ...about 10 mins
2 Removed engine cover & starter ..about 20 mins
3 Disconnected & Removed solenoid, this is difficult due to location that is under the seat mount 1+ hour, lots of metric socket adapters an
... Read mored extensions needed. You must do it by \"feel\" since everything is a blind removal. Very bad design for solenoid location.
4 reassembled with new parts and tightened all down, 45 mins
I suggest you take pics of all solenoid connections before disconnecting.
1. Disconnected and removed the battery
2. Located the starter solenoid removed bolts holding solenoid on the mower
3. Removed and disconnected all the wires on the solenoid
4. Reattached wires to new solenoid
5. Reattached solenoid to the mower frame
6. Replaced and reconnected old battery (tried new
... Read morebattery, no power No charge on it)
7. Started mower right up with old battery
1. Remove battery
2. Red wire from battery goes to solenoid
3. Remove wires from old solenoid and attach to new, one at a time
4. Secure to frame
5. Install battery, red wire ( positive ) first, then black wire ( to negative )
1.Disconnect battery.
2. Disconnect leads to the solenoid. (Take a picture of the solenoid to make sure you put the right wires back on new one)
3.Undo bolts holding solenoid.
4. Install new solenoid and reverse the procedure.
5. Start mower.
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