Avant 423 loader lost all power.

[shillo]

loader just cut out whilst using it. No lights on dash, not turning over. 

 

battery terminals all look good. all fuses look good.

 

is there an inline fuse for the battery/starter/ignition anywhere? I cant find anything.

 

any ideas?

[GarethM]

8 minutes ago, shillo said:

loader just cut out whilst using it. No lights on dash, not turning over. 

 

battery terminals all look good. all fuses look good.

 

is there an inline fuse for the battery/starter/ignition anywhere? I cant find anything.

 

any ideas?

I'd start at the ignition switch, with the battery disconnected work your way through the ignition terminals before diving into other ideas.

 

Check the internet for the how the switch is wired 1st

[shillo]

I have undone the panel..... there's a lot going on under that panel!. It's raining now and it's in the middle of a field. great!

[GarethM]

Should have asked if it's diesel or one of those horrible new efi petrols everyone was having trouble with on chippers.

[shillo]

no good old Kubota diesel

 

[GarethM]

Excellent, worst case scenario you could disconnect the stop solenoid and jump start the starter motor 🙂.

[Canal Navvy]

Check that the battery still has voltage, might have broken internally 

[woody paul]

My Tobroco giant did similar on starting once turned over and then nothing, it was a fuse but had broken up and looked OK. 

Maybe best to try fuses again by switching the ignition one. 

[dumper]

Try a jump lead as an earth 

[Will C]

Have you got a multi meter? If you have check the batt has power, run a wire to the Solinoid on the pump then flash the starter with a screwdriver. This will get it to run, (need to disconnect the wire to the pump to stop it) once you have it back to the yard the problem will only seem half as bad. 
 

edit: just realised I’m 2 days late 🤦‍♂️ did you get it going or have you

Set fire to it?

Edited June 16 by Will C
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