Recent content by bbbobbbo69

Thanks all for contributing to what I believe will be the solution. The above diagram from Star Tech looks like the exact set up on this unit . I shall eventually get back out into the shed & have another play with this new info. & post my results. Thanks all once again. cheers

Hey all, I have a FS120 that i wanted to swap out the ignition coil of . It is one with bull horn handles & throttle/start/stop slider switch on right handle.When removing old coil the kill switch wire DID NOT go up the shaft to the slider switch but instead terminated under engine block.Upon...

G'day guys, Further to my prior posts regarding electrical issues on my Toro zmaster 6000, it was suggested the new ignition switch i purchased may be the wrong one. I think the issue is more complex than that but hoping icould get verification from wiser folk here as to whether this switch's...

thanks for that. the problem i'm having though is that the fuse holder is intermittently making the "crackling" sound. Just the action of pulling fuse can trigger it . **** just looking at it has set it off ! Instinct is telling me a wire that is in back of fuse holder is the fault so is there...

Lastly, would an electronics store such as Jaycar stock one of the " u shape extraction tools " ? cheers

excuse my ignorance star tech but what do " Pico 1598D, Aptiv 12020321-L, 16-14 awg. " refer to please cheers

thanks guys. i've gotta ask, is there a way to check the wiring on the back side of this fuse holder ? Also would it pay to check if its maybe a contact issue(?) to do with the metal tabs where the fuses slot into & make contact with ? As stated i have a multi meter but also a store near me is...

You're a champion Auto. Iust tried looking up a part number & cant find one just for the fuse holder. There is one for the harness wire-main 116-6009 but being a plug in seperate unit surely that would have its own part number ? Or do i have to get the whole harness ? Cheers

Thanks brother.much appreciated.

G'day gang, Yes I now fully agree my last posted question re: 'how to hotwire' my Toro ride-on was foolish & not well thought through. Possibly bordering on sacrilegious to some members. Panic & lack of knowledge got better of me & no disrespect intended. So.... I'm hoping...

hey guys, as title states , my regard is for info of how i go about hotwiring my toro that bypasses ignition plug. ignition module is unplugged from a good plug on the lume. if i " loop 'a' to 'b' & run a direct cable from 'c' to 'd' " is the type of info i'm hoping for please. cheers

Sorry to hijack thread op but Daryl can you please share symptoms of gearbox fail? Did it still start up? Did it make screeching/grinding noise in shaft when throttled? Cjeers

Noted replies fellas.cheers. **note to self-avoid bumps & tree wells more today ** (y)

That's gold ! Gotta love the ol' decimal points sometimes.

Haha I like it mate ! I was hoping I beat anyone posting coz.......well bugger me, I must've stared in my sad, panicked gaze at the right spot long enough as the beast fired up . One of them plugs is playing funny buggers with me as I basically pulled every plug I could get my hands on , wiped...