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I did further investigation on the switch to find out that I had the AC and BAT right but the other connector on glow plug start vice on the starter terminal so that was an easy fix then I heard relays and solenoids clicking no lights things were different then checked battery cables cleaned terminals Positive then Negative when I moved the negative terminal I heard relays clicking with the ignition in the on position lights came on the dash GETTING WARMER so I got my jumper cables out and disconnected the negative from the battery and put jumper on battery terminal and to chase tractor started up and ran WELL DAMN the negative cable is bad so I disconnected from chase and it was corroded got the grinder out cleaned up both ends and the chase contact point and IS RUNNING AGAIN BACK TO WORK. Thanks for some further guidance AND CHIVE ON

Mitsubishi MT -16D Won t start
Mitsubishi
Replies 4 Post by FarmerRon

I was able to find a parts manual for my tractor through Southern Global Tractor Parts www.southern-global.com, however I am unable to find any maintenance documentation (ie) repair manual or operators manual. Does anyone know where I would be able to find/purchase one. My local tractor repair guys recommended buying the MT-160 manuals that they would be close to what I have. Thanks in advance for the assistance.

MT 16D MAINTENANCEREPAIR MANUAL
Mitsubishi
Replies 2 Post by FarmerRon

I decided to check the fuses and they all tested satisfactory, however one of the fuses was loose in the metal pins that hold the fuse in place so I bent the metal pin holder and it grips the fuse tightly now and the tractor is running fine used it with my 3 point backhoe for digging yesterday no issues or stalling. Thanks for all the advice it was helpful.

Intermittent Stalling
Mitsubishi
Replies 5 Post by FarmerRon

I've was raised on the same 1200 acre farm that I am currently managing and farming here in Indiana. We currently have 1 kabota and 3 JD's all bought within the last 3 years. My latest purchase was a JD 4200 for smaller jobs around the house, and I've got to say, JD is far more superior than Kabota. Implements are far easier to attach, performance is second to none, and when it comes to working on them.......even a novice mechanic would have no trouble doing a medium duty job on one. The Kabota we have is also smaller, but every member of my family and every friend that helps out around the farm, prefer the green over the orange. I UNDERSTAND THAT OPINIONS VARY, BUT THIS FAMILY PREFERS THE GREEN!!

JD 4600 vs Kabota 4310
John Deere Tractors
Replies 25 Post by farmerRon