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| That sounds oddly familiar to what I have happen sporadically on a NH T9.645 I have. It has a 24 volt circuit for the starter and every once in a while when I go to start it the starter will just make one click every time I turn the key. All I have to do to start it is put a small jumper pack on the big 12 volt terminals, which I assume are meant for boosting, and it fires right up like I have fresh batteries in it. I don’t know enough about how that system works but it makes sense that it is raising the voltage enough for a computer to allow it to crank like ccjersey said. That little booster pack shouldn’t be able to start the tractor so easily if the batteries were actually dead.
Edited by havin’funfarming 9/7/2024 09:19
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24 volt starting
