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Re: (ET) Need a bottom mount steering bracket for E-10



Have you wiggled stuff and tightened stuff?  How about the seat switch?  
You could put a voltmeter on the motor terminals, start it  and check the
meter when it don't start,  see if trouble is external to the motor or
internal.

Troubleshooting is, essentially, split the job in half.  test both
halves. Then split the bad part in half, test.    Doing this you will
eventually come down to one part and it's wiring.   That's the bad part. 
Replace or fix it.

MYGAWSH never heard of a busted bracket down there.  Musta happened when
they pushed her off the truck at the dump.  (-;


Dave
Weymouth MA



On Wed, 22 Nov 2006 09:56:35 -0500 Chip Gribben <futurev radix net>
writes:
> Hey all,
> 
> I'm still working on that nightmare E-10.
> 
> Got the new batteries, the refurbished motor is installed and 
> running  
> fine and the charger is working again with a Landis controller.
> 
> But I noticed the steering has alot of slop in it and sure enough 
> the  
> bottom mount steering bracket is sheered in half and what's left is  
> 
> rusted and twisted apart.
> 
> I need another one if anyone has any leads on these.
> 
> The bracket needs to go in before the charger is reinstalled so the  
> 
> project is on stand still till that gets fixed.
> 
> Other bad news is my personal E-8 won't start. I have new batteries  
> 
> for it but it has been starting intermittently the past couple weeks 
>  
> and now it won't turn on at all.
> 
> This happened over the spring and I thought I narrowed it down to 
> the  
> clutch switch which I just bypassed. I suspect the circuit breaker 
> in  
> the motor or the "L" contactor but haven't had much time to diagnose 
>  
> the problem. Any thoughts would be helpful. The blade motors will  
> turn on after I turn the keyswitch on and flick on the switch for 
> the  
> blades but the drive motor just will not turn on at all. When the  
> motor does turn on it sounds fine so I think the motor itself is 
> fine.
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Chip Gribben
> 
> 
> 
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