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What am I doing wrong? Zero turn solenoid grounding
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/10/26 at 3:12 pm
My Hustler Raptor zero turn won't start. I thought it was the solenoid because it was clicking but not cranking, same thing happened a couple years ago and that was the issue. No problems replacing it back then.
I bought a new one and installed it but now it still won't crank and won't even click anymore.
Checked the battery and it was dead as a doornail. I replaced the battery today and it still won't click or crank. Checked the battery and it's fully charged.
I took a screwdriver and touched both large posts on the solenoid and the engine cranked. So it's getting juice.
I'm assuming it's not grounded properly but I've tried a couple things now and still can't get it working. I'm not even positive which wire is the ground wire so this is difficult. I'm sure the problem is an easy fix, but I'm having trouble figuring it out. What do y'all think it is?
I bought a new one and installed it but now it still won't crank and won't even click anymore.
Checked the battery and it was dead as a doornail. I replaced the battery today and it still won't click or crank. Checked the battery and it's fully charged.
I took a screwdriver and touched both large posts on the solenoid and the engine cranked. So it's getting juice.
I'm assuming it's not grounded properly but I've tried a couple things now and still can't get it working. I'm not even positive which wire is the ground wire so this is difficult. I'm sure the problem is an easy fix, but I'm having trouble figuring it out. What do y'all think it is?
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Yea, frick us all for discussing the case!
re: Savannah Guthrie’s mom missing - being held for ransom - suspect photos released
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/10/26 at 2:50 pm to Covingtontiger77
Oh shite!
Where's the video? It's not showing up in that post above.
Do you see those eyes and think they are masculine? I'm no criminal profiler or expert at grainy black and white pics, but those eyes look feminine to me.
This has to be either a woman or a tranny.
Look at these eyes.
If not, it's a not so masculine looking man.
Look at these eyes.
If not, it's a not so masculine looking man.
re: Savannah Guthrie’s mom missing - being held for ransom - suspect photos released
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/10/26 at 12:12 pm to Pettifogger
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A lot of people are saying there are feminine features, but the overall first image looks unlikely to be a female IMO. Backpack straps have a way of revealing curves and even with heavy layers the stance/profile looks like a guy to me.
The political board is going to have a field day if this turns out to be a tranny.
Possible whoever it is shaved their eyebrows a bit to make them thinner, but that sure does look like well-manicured eyebrows to me.
re: Savannah Guthrie’s mom missing - being held for ransom - suspect photos released
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/10/26 at 12:08 pm to Pettifogger
Are those eyebrows well-manicured? Could this be a woman??
No doubt they have a lot more than they're releasing.
re: Savannah Guthrie’s mom missing - being held for ransom - suspect photos released
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/10/26 at 11:59 am to LegendInMyMind
That mother fricker.
Hold up just one fricking minute here... are you telling me that legalized drugs is, in fact, not a good thing?
Next thing you're gonna try telling me is that bears shite in the woods!
Next thing you're gonna try telling me is that bears shite in the woods!
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Is your face and hair not oily?
You shouldn't wash your hair every day. Face? Yes. Hair? No, do that every couple days or so.
I hate that the opener is at 2:00pm. I wanted to take my son to the opener but I'm not taking off of work nor am I taking him out of school to go. We've given thousands of dollars and lots of PTO in the past for Omaha runs but I draw the line at taking my kid out of school for it.
re: Is a secksless marriage reason enough for divorce?
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/9/26 at 8:19 pm to Turnblad85
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feel sorry for some baws who say they get it once a year or some shite like that
Does this really happen to some men? Seriously can not imagine what that would be like. I’d imagine that would be enough to make even the most faithful man have an affair.
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I would like to see a mash up style Super Bowl Halftime. A little country, a little rap, a little rock, a little old school. a little something for EVERYBODY
Get some famously conservative and famously liberal singers/groups to do a mash up where they sing parts of each other's hits together on a stage covered with a giant American flag.
Simple and straight-forward with no message other than unity. No ideology, no politics, no subtle woke shite. Just unity.
re: My son wants to learn to play golf - what courses should I bring him to that are not busy?
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/9/26 at 10:16 am to FieldEngineer
Update:
My son and I have now played City Park course twice and had a great time each time, minus our horrendous play :lol:.
I took a break from golf for nearly 15 years, and it is so obvious! I slice the shite out of the ball nearly every drive and when I don't slice it, I hit it terribly, causing a roller out to about 75 yards. I'm the fool on the course slicing into the nearby fairway and my son is right there with me :lol:.
Each round, I started off strong shooting par on the first couple holes and then the wheels absolutely fell off in dramatic fashion, resulting in shooting 8 on a par 4 lol. My son was even worse, but he literally never played before these two rounds. I'm surprisingly patient with him while trying to teach him, however I feel silly trying to teach him when I myself am screwing up so badly.
We both decided that next weekend we will spend lots of time at a driving range working on some things. I need to work on correcting my slice because if I can, I'm going to be driving the ball 250 yards straight down the fairway since distance isn't usually my problem on drives. Buddy needs to work on contacting the ball the first swing :lol:. Chipping and putting is a sore subject for us as well. We completely stink :lol:
All that said, we had an absolute blast and can't wait to get back out there. City Park course is great and y'all were right, it does appear very beginner friendly. There were a couple assholes who got impatient behind us so we let them go, but for the most part most were understanding.
So happy to be getting back into the game.
My son and I have now played City Park course twice and had a great time each time, minus our horrendous play :lol:.
I took a break from golf for nearly 15 years, and it is so obvious! I slice the shite out of the ball nearly every drive and when I don't slice it, I hit it terribly, causing a roller out to about 75 yards. I'm the fool on the course slicing into the nearby fairway and my son is right there with me :lol:.
Each round, I started off strong shooting par on the first couple holes and then the wheels absolutely fell off in dramatic fashion, resulting in shooting 8 on a par 4 lol. My son was even worse, but he literally never played before these two rounds. I'm surprisingly patient with him while trying to teach him, however I feel silly trying to teach him when I myself am screwing up so badly.
We both decided that next weekend we will spend lots of time at a driving range working on some things. I need to work on correcting my slice because if I can, I'm going to be driving the ball 250 yards straight down the fairway since distance isn't usually my problem on drives. Buddy needs to work on contacting the ball the first swing :lol:. Chipping and putting is a sore subject for us as well. We completely stink :lol:
All that said, we had an absolute blast and can't wait to get back out there. City Park course is great and y'all were right, it does appear very beginner friendly. There were a couple assholes who got impatient behind us so we let them go, but for the most part most were understanding.
So happy to be getting back into the game.
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Sometimes a stroke makes people smarter.
Father in law was a massive union liberal democrat. Had a massive stroke in 2015, rehabbed back, and is a huge Trump fan now. Never voted for a republican before Trump.
re: It's been 34 years since the best Super Bowl halftime show
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/8/26 at 7:39 am to prplhze2000
I legit completely forgot the Super Bowl is today until I heard someone talking about it yesterday.
re: Golf Training Aids
Posted by TDsngumbo on 2/8/26 at 7:36 am to Tyga Woods
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by Tyga Woods
Golf advice from this guy seems sort of legit.
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