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Old 01-09-2014, 01:58 PM
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Default 1872 dash whats missing out of this hole?
Theres wires that look like they went to whatever was in this hole 2 whites 1black I'm thinking fuse holder?
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Parts book shows nothing goes there, but on other tractors, yes, it was a fuse holder.
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well that's the fuse holder hole for a rear pto
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Old 01-09-2014, 06:22 PM
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Ok thanks guys were there 2 whites and one black wires on there if not do you know what those wires go to ?they're routed in that direction and about the right length. These are taped up it makes me think they were hooked to somthing at one time or another
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If you had a rear PTO, would that be where the "selector" switch goes to select either the front or rear PTO being activated when you throw the main PTO switch on the dash near the hydraulic levers?
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On my 1772, the PTO selector switch is over on the right side, towards the key switch.
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