John Deere tractor troubles

Buckshot 1

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:smile: I use a product called Slip Plate, it is a dry graphite and does not attracted the many earthly elements that grease/oil base lubricants do. Don B.
 

Briana

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Welcome to LawnMowerForum!

I moved your thread to the John Deere forum. :smile:
 

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:smile: I am with Rivets. Stay away from those greasy lubes.
 

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I find in real cold weather grease on the starter shaft will only worsen your problim. Try to stay with more of a dry type of lubrication. Your starter bendix should have a bronze type bushing which is self lubricating. If you are having problems I would say your starter shaft is dirty or rusty or the bendix bushing is worn. Get youself a good rebuilt starter and fix it right and be done with it or next winter you will have the same problims.
 
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