cubs4lifeofme
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Like rubbing on the frame bare ? Why would it blow the fuse when shutting it off ?
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2082 power to selonoid fuse
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1811Cub
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The light position on the switch, if it's still like the 82 series, is the position just before the off position of the switch. And yes, a wire that's rubbed off its insulation on the frame or other metal part with a direct connection to ground.
lpalma
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What he said and I said in my other post. The dash harness with the idiot lights and such has tape on it from the factory, the rest has the split loom thingy stuff...
cubs4lifeofme
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lpalma
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Time to get out the tape.
cubs4lifeofme
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Whats wrong with leaving it like that ?
lpalma
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Your tractor, you can what you want.
cubs4lifeofme
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Just walk the property line I thought I had six but I found another one now I got to find some tape
cubs4lifeofme
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Gonna run a wire to the hr, meter to see if it works, only says like 63 hours if so its been bad along time.
