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 | rkevis
Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 1 Big Island Hawaii 
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2005-05-27 111613
I have a Jinma 254 and it won't start .Ran fine for 57 hours
It cranks over very slowly ,battery connections and starter are all good .
It seems something is binding in the engine.Disconected hydraulic pump ,disengaged PTO,
Any suggestions ?
What is the price of a new block?
thanks
Ray Kevis
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 | oneace
Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 1490 south central pa 
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2005-05-28 111650
Before you get ahead of your self load test the battery to make sure is is not low. ....
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Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 93 Bellville,Texas
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2005-05-30 111736
Ray,don't jump the gun just yet,if you do need parts we have them including crankshafts,bearings,and a complete motor if needed.Lets try and help you fix it.We have had starters that tested out good but were bad,hydraulic pumps could cause it .clutch not completly dis engaged,can you spin the motor over freely with the de-compression lever held open.I have been working on these tractors for years and have only replaced one complete motor due to the block had water in it and during shipping froze and cracked,call me if you would like to discuss,or answer on here
Tommy
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| Magilla13
Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 3 Michigan
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2005-08-22 115241
Tommy I have having a similiar problem with my Jinma 224, it has 56 hrs on it and wont turn over a bit, I have cheked the battery and pto nothing. Got any suggestions?
Also what would be a fair price for this tractor ince it it running again, I want a bigger one. ....
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Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 93 Bellville,Texas
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2005-08-22 115259
Rays problem was rod bearing due to running engine out of oil,you will have to start by seeing if you can put a socket on the crankshaft to see if the engine turns over,if yes it could be a more minor problem,if no you will need to drop the oil pan to inspect the rod bearing,did you run low or out of oil ?keep me posted
Tommy
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| Magilla13
Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 3 Michigan
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2005-08-23 115282
Oil level is fine, all lights work battery has a full charge, still nothing. My guessis that its is a switch, fuse or connections someplace. My fisrt guess is the switch that engages when you press the clutch all the way in could this be it? Where can I get a new one. I need to get the tractor running, I plan to sell or trade in on a bigger model, this one is just too small. ....
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 | greg_g
Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1816 Western Kentucky
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2005-08-23 115284
That's called the clutch interlock. Pull the connector, and put a jumper wire between the two female terminals. If your tractor starts now, it's the interlock. From that point, it's your choice whether or not you want to replace the switch - or keep the bypass.
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Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 93 Bellville,Texas
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2005-08-23 115315
We have just about any part you need,do as Greg said on the jumper wire.If thats it I recommend you replace it.If that does not do it jump the starter across with a screwdriver to see if it turmns over
Tommy
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| Circlegtractors
Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 9 Lamar, Mississippi
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2005-11-28 120008
I would check that quick coupler again going to the hydraulic pump, undo and redo. Sounds like you've got some back pressure not letting the engine turn freely. Let us know what you find. We also have any part you would need.
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