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Old 02-19-2014, 08:24 PM
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Default Routing wire for taillight

Hi Guys, It is time for me to start cleaning up the wiring that I placed on my Cub Cadet 122. How is the best way for me to hold the wire that is running to the taillight.

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Old 02-20-2014, 07:09 AM
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Thad,

They are just little clips that hold that wire. They attach to the frame.
I think they are still available from Cub Cadet, if not the sponsors should be able to hook you up.
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Old 02-20-2014, 07:13 AM
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I'm always concerned that tire chains might snag the taillight wires. I try to hold them against the fender as close as possible, using the wire clips that go on the bolt that holds the taillight on. I've thought about using a piece of aluminum duct tape (the real sticky stuff) to cover the wires so they don't dangle. Would be interested in other solutions that folks might have thought of.
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Here is my suggestion. Use these Tinnerman Clips. They come in different sizes to handle a variety of conductors. The Headquarters for Tinnerman is: http://www.araymondtinnerman.com/auto/products/search/2

An internet search will bring up several online sites that sells these clips.



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Similar clips are used by several automotive manufacturers, we have these in stock at a Mack dealership. Any auto parts store should have them, especially those that know how to use a "book".
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