Posted by veener79 on May 31, 2008 at 14:52:57 from (99.131.131.140):
I just got a 240 Utility and I ran into a problem. I noticed that when I got the tractor that the positive ground wire had some meling around the bettery termal. Today I did some work with it and I noticed that both the positve and negative calbes are getting hot to the touch to were you all most can not touch them. But the tractor cranks over fine when cold but you have to let it cool for it start up when running for a while because it will not turn over. I am just wondering what the issue might be. I do have to say the starter gets very warm also.
I have not had a lot of work with 6V possive ground systems so I just need a little help getting my thinking right for the system. I would love to make a new wire harness for the tractor if I can find out how.
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