Rancher 350 4x4 it's in Reverse!
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Ok guys...
I've had my 2001 Rancher 350 4x4 for over 5 years. It's never done anything wrong, and I mean NOTHING wrong. Not a cough, flinch, hiccup, absolutely nothing.
I was pulling trees out of my backyard with it the other day and I noticed the reverse light stayed on even after shifting out of Reverse. Stupid me... What do I do? I turn it off, thinking OH.. Just shut it down and start it back up and I'll be good to go. I am sure you know the rest of the story! D-E-A-D.
The started won't engage because the machine "thinks" it is in Reverse. It's not in reverse I rode the thing around a bit more after the light stayed on. It shifts just fine.
I'm thinking sensor... The only question is..... Where the *ell is the thing????
Can anybody help me..... I need my little utlity tractor... It's spring time and I have a bunch of yard work to do!!!!
Sincerely,
Bnash88
I've had my 2001 Rancher 350 4x4 for over 5 years. It's never done anything wrong, and I mean NOTHING wrong. Not a cough, flinch, hiccup, absolutely nothing.
I was pulling trees out of my backyard with it the other day and I noticed the reverse light stayed on even after shifting out of Reverse. Stupid me... What do I do? I turn it off, thinking OH.. Just shut it down and start it back up and I'll be good to go. I am sure you know the rest of the story! D-E-A-D.
The started won't engage because the machine "thinks" it is in Reverse. It's not in reverse I rode the thing around a bit more after the light stayed on. It shifts just fine.
I'm thinking sensor... The only question is..... Where the *ell is the thing????
Can anybody help me..... I need my little utlity tractor... It's spring time and I have a bunch of yard work to do!!!!
Sincerely,
Bnash88
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