Easy Push Button Start For Offroad Mower

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • here's an easy and simple way to hook up a push button start on your offroad mower.
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Комментарии • 12

  • @JamesMartin-db1ut
    @JamesMartin-db1ut 4 года назад +4

    ..after looking at tons of videos on this ..this is seriously the best and most simple far as push button start

    • @octavioponce9198
      @octavioponce9198 4 года назад

      Estoy de acuerdo Es lo mas simple Rapido y effective.

  • @kdjanes43
    @kdjanes43 3 года назад +3

    this may sound stupid but you hook to pos. side of batt? and not sure about solinoid what side? th

    • @gonzaloaguilar361
      @gonzaloaguilar361 3 года назад

      Did he answer your question? was it positive or negative?

  • @JoshKilen
    @JoshKilen 8 лет назад +2

    nice job.

  • @gonzaloaguilar361
    @gonzaloaguilar361 3 года назад

    Danger Dave, is the white wire (hot) and blue negative? Alos is the push button from a door bell? waiting for your answer and by the way that's a nice video

  • @JesusGuerrero-fe3du
    @JesusGuerrero-fe3du Год назад

    What kind of muffler did you install on it or is it custom made?

  • @TheWaterman1000
    @TheWaterman1000 3 года назад

    Heres a problem. I gutted the wire harness and rewired omitting safety switch. Have three pole solinoid. I have check everything several times. When i power the 12v to trip the solinoid to engagé the starter there is only a klicking. Two good batterie. I even connected them in parallel. Still not working. Maybe battery cables? They where also checked voltage threw positive at 13v.. I tride with push button and switch. Still same problem. I can jump the hot terminals on solinoid and starter spins the motor. Tip. You can reuse your key by poking a pointed object in the side grove in the plug. Then rewire and insert the correct wire back into the plug and plug back onto your key.

  • @million60
    @million60 4 года назад

    What gage wire did you use