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Try the following test. For safety purposes remove spark plugs. Now with engine off and key in run position turn PTO on. You should hear the clutch engage (clunk). Grab both sides of the clutch pulley and try to rotate the pulley. If the clutch is properly engaged you will not be able to rotate the clutch pulley without turning the engine.
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Probably......Your starter motor is jammed up or the solenoid. Oil and tap hammer the starter motor and gear to the flywheel to see if you can free it up. Otherwise disassemble the starter from the housing and see if the motor will spin when you put 12V to it
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