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Silverado Today 8:27 PM

I have a 1990 520-H. I cleaned it about 1 1/2 weeks ago and stayed away from the electrical wires, but I cleaned by the neutral safety switch. The switch is located on the forward and backward shaft. It's 4 months old. The tractor is completely dead. My son directly jumped the solonoid and starter and it cranked the engine. Could it also be the starter relay? Does anybody have any suggestions?

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maxiblue

Do you have a neutral safety switch some where on that tractor?  Either on a shifter handle or under a seat, or some other place if so just short the wires together and by pass it. This may be one problem other then that I don't know, I don't know any thing about a 520 sorry.

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WNYPCRepair

Make sure you didn't accidentally unplug the neutral switch when you cleaned, PTO is off, and you are sitting on the seat. I forget, does the brake have to be on on the 520?

 

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Ed Kennell

Did you check the fuses?

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gwest_ca

There are 3 switches that control the starter circuit relay on the 1990 520-H.

ignition switch

1/2 of the pto switch

neutral switch

Garry

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TDF5G
2 hours ago, gwest_ca said:

There are 3 switches that control the starter circuit relay on the 1990 520-H.

ignition switch

1/2 of the pto switch

neutral switch

Garry

:text-yeahthat:  This is what I would check first. 

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WVHillbilly520H

Double check that neutral switch on the the 520 I bought this spring I went crazy tracking down an electrical problem that was mechanical, the actuator was missing top pic, new second pic,Jeff

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Silverado

Thanks for all of your help.  The problem was in the start relay upon checking the power.  I had to assume that the start relay was bad.  After tapping it three or four times, the tractor now starts.  I will be getting a new start relay in the next few days.

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