WH B-100

[WHnovice 2]

Nice to find this forum. I just bought a WH B-100 to restore. It is not running, but it did start once, but will not even attempt to turn over now - new battery. Checking out paint colors - found a can of Valspar IH red which seems to be a close match, but would like more rust protection so have ordered a can of Rustoleum 7466830 Specialty International red. We'll see how that matches. Any ideas on why I'm not getting any power to the starter?

[rmaynard 15,718]

Check all of your cables, especially the grounds. Are you getting any clicking at the solenoid?

[KC9KAS 4,741]

:WRS: You could have a bad solenoid, bad key switch, or loose/corroded connections. Check these items, then see whats happening.

Oh, surely you have lurked around here enough to know..... :wwp:

[can whlvr 993]

you can use a booster cable from the battery to pos lug on starter to get it to turn over till you find the problem,another thing to check does it have a safty interlock on the pto,it will stop the starter if the pto is engaged,but im not sure if the tractor u have has one

[krazy_horse 59]

you can use a booster cable from the battery to pos lug on starter to get it to turn over till you find the problem,another thing to check does it have a safty interlock on the pto,it will stop the starter if the pto is engaged,but im not sure if the tractor u have has one

My B-80 has one and she will not make a sound if the handle is just a little bit foward.

[Don1977 604]

You should have two safety switches, another on the clutch. Some tractors had seat switches also. I have 1977 C-120 that never had a seat switch, but I think it was not required in North Carolina in 1977.