Re: TUESDAY UPDATE-PERFORM A TEST

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Posted by Dale G. Basgall on Tuesday, August 25, 2009:

In Reply to: TUESDAY UPDATE-PERFORM A TEST posted by Nick DiMeglio on Tuesday, August 25, 2009:

Nick : Your not going to like this one, i looked in the parts book and wow the 175 and 180 has alot of serial number breaks for the pto switch and what type of pto you have, anyway it doesn't appear that they are the same, shoot. Did you wire it from the pto clutch itself on the housing to your new switch or did you use the existing wiring and attach a new switch? I wish you could remove the old one and take a resistance check on it. That would let you know immediately if that clutch wiring is causing your problem.

Dale G. Basgall

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