Recently used my track loader, turn it off and tried to turn it back on, lights were on, but no signal of starter attempting to start, not even a click. It was late and thought maybe I hit something accidentally. Attempted today, glow light indicator doesn't light up, but remaining red lights do, again no power to starter, not even a hint of a click. The battery is fairly new, so I wouldn't think it was the battery. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Look on top of the starter. There is a 14ga wire with a female adpt. that plugs in on top of the starter. There should be a metal clip to hold it on but if not the wire could of come loose. If it looks like all your conections are good you might want to try and jump the starter. Don't try to start it just see if it will turn over. If not might have to have you starter checked.
is your park brake on?
Check fuses,in the fuse box on the right side middle way.There is one there that sometimes blow that will not let it start.Been awhile ,but think the panel at top will show up,but won't start.If you was getting in the machine with it running and accidently hit the axil pedal it would blow.Good luck
Maybe check the park brake switch circuit, and maybe seat switches and seat belt switch. We have a 322 that has had several monitor panel failures. They do strange things, and not allowing the machine to crank is one of them. We have had to replace the panel 3 times in the machines life. If you have dealer support, have them take a look at it, just to make sure. The panel is not cheap. This goes along with what Construct'o said, if the fuses are all good.