Help with new ym226D purchase

/ Help with new ym226D purchase #61  
I do a lot of mowing both with the finish mower and the brushhog. I keep the engine at 2600 rpm, and only use the clutch to engage the PTO. I mow with the transfer case in 2, and the only "jaring" is going into reverse, not bad at all bumping between the PS gears. The PS on mine take only about a second or two to engage, I love the way the tranny works.
 
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#62  
The ignition is hit/miss, sometimes it does nothing when you turn key to crank other times it cranks right up.got brand new battery in it. There is no safety switch on clutch, guess I need a new ignition switch.

I was using it yesterday and to clarify my delay, it is only when I first let off the clutch, power shifts once moving are instant. Also I get the delay going to reverse, so starting out and backing out from a pile etc there is delay.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #63  
The ignition is hit/miss, sometimes it does nothing when you turn key to crank other times it cranks right up.got brand new battery in it. There is no safety switch on clutch, guess I need a new ignition switch.

I was using it yesterday and to clarify my delay, it is only when I first let off the clutch, power shifts once moving are instant. Also I get the delay going to reverse, so starting out and backing out from a pile etc there is delay.

Check voltage on the small wire at the solenoid when you turn to crank and get nothing. Could be you are getting voltage there and the solenoid is bad. Just a possibility.
 
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#64  
Check voltage on the small wire at the solenoid when you turn to crank and get nothing. Could be you are getting voltage there and the solenoid is bad. Just a possibility.

i can start it by touching post on solenoid and the starter with a cable, would that indicate bad solenoid?

Edit: I have to have key turned to on position for above to work.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #65  
i can start it by touching post on solenoid and the starter with a cable, would that indicate bad solenoid?

Edit: I have to have key turned to on position for above to work.

No anything is like that, lawmower, car, truck, tractor boat. They function that way all your doing is taking the switch out of the equation by doing that, the switch makes that connection in the solonoid when turned.

What your doing is a way to diagnose various things from a bad switch to starter to solonoid if you know what your doing, or just a way to start a vehicle from under the hood.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #66  
Not sure what posts you are touching. If you jump across the two large posts on the solenoid you are taking it out of the picture. If you apply 12.6dcv to the small terminal on the solenoid and it turns over there is nothing wrong with the starter or solenoid. That is if it does it every time.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #67  
I was using it yesterday and to clarify my delay, it is only when I first let off the clutch, power shifts once moving are instant. Also I get the delay going to reverse, so starting out and backing out from a pile etc there is delay.

I am going to say normal w/o having 2 side by side would be hard pressed to say otherwise. :thumbsup:
 
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Not sure what posts you are touching. If you jump across the two large posts on the solenoid you are taking it out of the picture. If you apply 12.6dcv to the small terminal on the solenoid and it turns over there is nothing wrong with the starter or solenoid. That is if it does it every time.

That is correct, I am jumping from small wire on solenoid to starter, so with the key on, 12.6v is getting to the solenoid. So it has to be the ignition..
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #69  
Smoody, I am not very good with words and also sometimes have a hard time understanding what people are really saying. Just saying I think I am confused. :confused3: However, I want to understand. If you are getting 12.6dcv at the "small" terminal with the key in the crank position then the keyed ignition should be ok. The problem would likely be in the solenoid. There should not be any voltage at that small terminal unless the key is in the crank position. Don't try and borrow money on anything I say.
 
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#70  
Now I'm confused...with key in on position. Dashlights light up..I can jump from small wire(ignition) wire on top of solenoid to starter and it cranks. Now maybe I don't understand how a switch works, if in the on position. 12.6v at the selonoid would fire the solenoid, what actually happens once you turn to key to Start? I though the power was transferred to the solenoid at that moment.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #72  
Now I'm confused...with key in on position. Dashlights light up..I can jump from small wire(ignition) wire on top of solenoid to starter and it cranks. Now maybe I don't understand how a switch works, if in the on position. 12.6v at the selonoid would fire the solenoid, what actually happens once you turn to key to Start? I though the power was transferred to the solenoid at that moment.

There should be 0 volts at that small wire on the solenoid until the key is turned to the crank position, not the on position. I think that is what we are both saying.

One large wire on the solenoid comes straight from the battery. If you are jumping from that wire to the small wire and it turns over every time that is saying your solenoid is good.

Not meaning to confuse you. :D
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #73  
By doing what you just described your taking the switch out of it!! That just tells you the solonoid is working! All your doing is manually being the switch with your hand and that wire. The switch for it to actually start will momuntarily take "always hot " connection and as u turn it complete a circuit sending power to the solonoid allowing it to switch the power internally to the starter.
 
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#74  
I need to put a new fan belt on , quicker to remove water pump or radiator to get it on?
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #75  
I don't guarantee it, but I don't think you have to remove either. I believe if you loosen the dynamo, disconnect the bottom radiator hose at the radiator, you can then remove the belt. It is a little tricky getting it around the fan and shroud but it will come out of there.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #76  
And - Don't mess with the water pump.

Maybe loosen the radiator holddowns and tilt it forward? You might have to loosen the fan from the pump to tilt its blades too.

I did this project on the YM240 when I bought it but don't remember the details. It wasn't particularly difficult.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #78  
I just have to remove one end of a lower hose to chg belts its a pain but needs done so we do it.
 
/ Help with new ym226D purchase #79  
Fan Shroud for theo 2000. Then you can easily get the belt around the blades and water pump. 2 10mm I believe on the top.

My bad guys something told me to go out and look:confused2: I had to remove the Water Pump Hose als. Philips head or 10mm at the Pump. Used a Bucket to catch what little bit of Anti-freeze. Only took a Sec.
 
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