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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY repair video from a TC33DA owner who diagnoses a no-start condition (a clunking solenoid) and walks through replacing the starter, including bolt sizes and wiring notes, plus mention of trying a relay fix first before ordering a new starter. It's a focused how-to rather than a tractor overview or review, useful mainly to owners troubleshooting starting problems on this model. Note the transcript trails off into unrelated farm animal footage.
Posted by the cyclonedr channel, an owner sharing a firsthand repair on their own TC33DA.
The clunk came from the starter solenoid, which can click due to low voltage reaching its signal portion, often fixed by owners adding a relay.
The owner tried adding a relay to send 12 volts directly to the solenoid post but it did not work, so a new starter was ordered.
The job takes about an hour, including disconnecting wires and removing two 15 millimeter bolts before installing the new starter.