Cub Cadet sc 2400 will not start

in country Vietnam 1966-1967

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As you can see from slkpk's photo he was stationed somewhere above the arctic circle during the cold war so you may need to explain volcanic ash to him and for me too! :sidelaugh

I posted a possible solution on your other thread - check it out.

I hope you get your problem straightened out so that you can enjoy your new tractor. I can't bear the thought of you stranded outside in that terrible weather you get over there. Perhaps you'd consider trading some of that nasty weather you have to put up with to slkpk and me for some of our beautiful mid-western winter weather..... I'm sure he'd go along on a deal like that.

JN

Aloha!

I hope that you have a solution to your problem soon so that you can enjoy your new tractor. Nothing is worse than wondering if it will start when you hit the key. Let us know what you learn.

I noticed that you didn't take me up on the offer to trade some of your terrible climate conditions for ours. While I can't speak for slkpk I can tell you that I am very disappointed. We mid-westerners are very generous people and happy to share our sleet, snow, hail, and freezing rain with anybody. We realize how depressing constant warm weather and island breezes can be and I can picture you out in those conditions dreaming of snow drifts and icicles. Should you change your mind I would be happy to let you plow my 600' drive some winter morning when it gets drifted in. I'd even be willing to let you clear the path to our outdoor wood burning furnace and haul a load of wood down from our woods for it. Don't accept a similar offer from slkpk without checking back with me - I'm sure I can find some more I can add to sweeten the deal (like using the snow rake to pull drifted snow off the roof of the house - fun!). :thThumbsU

JN