JD6675 when I turn the key all i get is a click

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I’m dealing with that right now also, I’ve checked the battery, battery terminals, fuses, connection. I just went and ordered all 4 relays, 1 was bad for sure my intake heater was on. I’ll let you know Saturday or Sunday if it worked.
 
have you had the battery load tested and not just a volt meter?
make sure all connections are clean and not corroded, be surprised how a little corrosion can effect things, that or your starter solenoid is bad?
 
We’ll I replaced all the relays, cleaned the battery terminals and gave it a try, nothing but a quieter click and now it blows the 5amp fuse for the dash. What’s the chances it’s the ignition switch? I even hooked up my diesel truck to it with jumper cables to make sure it wasn’t the battery. Any more ideas I’m missing?
 
could be a ignition switch, is this a Keyed machine?
I replaced 2 on my NH skid steer in the past 10 yrs or so!
lots of cheap junk made in china for replacement parts(and even OEM one's)

and if your blowing a fuse, you may have a short some place, I'd be inspecting the wires again closer looking for any damage to them/insulation or?
and again the starter solenoid could be bad ??
 
could be a ignition switch, is this a Keyed machine?
I replaced 2 on my NH skid steer in the past 10 yrs or so!
lots of cheap junk made in china for replacement parts(and even OEM one's)

and if your blowing a fuse, you may have a short some place, I'd be inspecting the wires again closer looking for any damage to them/insulation or?
and again the starter solenoid could be bad ??
Thanks for the info, I changed the starter relays, I changed any relay I touched on the firewall. I was wondering about the ignition. I will get a new one and try it, I was also wondering about the breaker on the firewall that looks like a solenoid. I’m about to run out of electrical parts to replace. I’m also taking the battery in to be tested.
 
Thanks to everyone that replied, I found the problem after all the relay replacements, wire testing, ignition switch, fuses….. it was the last thing I t looked at. The starter! I pulled my 7 month old rebuilt starter and it was bad, I was shocked. After I pulled it I looked at it and the label said made in china with a John Deere sticker on it. I went on line and bought a brand new starter for $125.00 opposed to JD $800 one. There all made in china so what’s the difference? She runs like a charm. Thanks again for all your input.
 
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