Yamaha timberwolf wont start unless push started

If you push it starts.....cranks like a wiz..... Starter is canceling the ignition somehow. There is a starter relay. Is this like a car ignition switch ? Key does all?. If so, and it sounds like it, there is no current going to the coil when cranking. but there is current in run position. Yopu say you have check for fuse burn out? Well, that wouldn't be affected by dropping. My friend. It has to be a wire is off or your ignition switch or at the ignition switch..I think it is your ihnition switch because when you crank it is also supposed to provide current to the coil.by bridging over to the run position.. It has to be the switch, no doubt. Where are you located? I'm in CA If you push it starts.....cranks like a wiz..... Starter is canceling the ignition somehow. There is a starter relay. Is this like a car ignition switch ? Key does all?. If so, and it sounds like it, there is no current going to the coil when cranking. but there is current in run position. Yopu say you have check for fuse burn out? Well, that wouldn't be affected by dropping. My friend. It has to be a wire is off or your ignition switch or at the ignition switch..I think it is your ihnition switch because when you crank it is also supposed to provide current to the coil.by bridging over to the run position.. It has to be the switch, no doubt. Where are you located? I'm in CA

you push the start/crank button and nothing happens. I would bet you yhe key switch is NOTproviding vurrent to the button. Jummping the selonoid and running tells you the problem is before theelonoid/relay. Power to key switch,then key on power to sraer button, then start button to selonoid. Ch.k power in that path button provides power at the post(small) yhat you are crossing to the battery cable. on the soelonoid. Key switch still my target. If you put juice to the key sideof the button and then push the button it will crank and start. Well, it should. you push the start/crank button and nothing happens. I would bet you yhe key switch is NOTproviding vurrent to the button. Jummping the selonoid and running tells you the problem is before theelonoid/relay. Power to key switch,then key on power to sraer button, then start button to selonoid. Ch.k power in that path button provides power at the post(small) yhat you are crossing to the battery cable. on the soelonoid. Key switch still my target. If you put juice to the key sideof the button and then push the button it will crank and start. Well, it should.