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Good point Mark. I downloaded the operating manual and see that there is a schematic drawing.

Thanks for your reply. I"m measuring 12.9V on the battery terminals. No change in voltage when I hit the ""start" position on the start switch. It's really strange because after an overnight charge it stated fine. I let it run for several minutes. When I came back later it wouldn't turn...

It doesn't turn over. This is why I'm thinking that some of the other things like an intermittent "start" switch could be causing the problem I'll so some ohmeter checking on the switch. Thanks for your suggestions.

Mark, as I said in my message the engine does not start. I checked the voltage, at the battery terminals and it was the correct voltage. When it did start, initially, I ran it for several minutes. I have a feeling that the problem may be from the "start" pedal circuit.

I have a Troy-Bilt Bronco model 13wx78s011. When I tried to start it the engine did not turn over. When I put my charger on the battery the ammeter read 4 amps. I let the battery charge overnight. When I tried to start it the next day it started up fine. But when I tried starting it later it...