There are some key signs of a bad starter in a tractor engine.
A bad starter can cause the tractor to make a cranking noise when the ignition is turned, but the engine does not actually start up.
Another symptom of a faulty starter is a clicking sound when the ignition button or key is pressed, rather than the engine cranking.
If the tractor simply does not react at all when you try to start it, this could indicate the starter motor is bad and not engaging.
If the engine cranks very slowly or weakly when trying to start, this can also point to an issue with the starter motor.
If the battery and other electrical components seem to be functioning properly, a bad starter is often the culprit for starting issues.
The main signs of a bad starter in a tractor include cranking noises without engine turnover, clicking sounds, no response when trying to start, and slow/weak cranking, especially if other electrical systems seem to be working.
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