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Old 09-07-2010, 04:03 PM
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Losing my mind. Rewired the 127, it starts and charges, but when I turned the key to the run position, it died out and had no voltage to the coil. Changed the igination switch, now when you click it to the run position (before the start position) it starts up……..I am about to lose my mind !!!!! Wireing? Something else? Starter generator? I am confused…….
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Old 09-07-2010, 05:00 PM
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here is a link to a wiring diagram. a similar one helped me a lot when wiring my 128.
http://www.cubfaq.com/wiringdiagrams/127.jpg
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Old 09-07-2010, 05:04 PM
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Thanks, I have followled the diagram I just spoke to a fellow OCC member who gave me some tips, hopefully I will figure it out !!!!!
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hearing all this stuff is just making me more and more nervous the longer I've got mine apart....
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hearing all this stuff is just making me more and more nervous the longer I've got mine apart....
Hey GC, I think you will be ok. This is all new to me and i need to get my tractor back from the "repair" guy. I think he has something crossed somewhere. I have a like new wire harness here from a 127 parts tractor i bought and went over the diagram, not much to it. I just need to get my hands on it tommorow and see what the deal is.
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the other day my 5 yr old walks up and says "can I play with this..." halfway not paying attention I said "sure". A few minutes later I realize he's took 2 of the heat shields from the engine down to his sandbox...
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the other day my 5 yr old walks up and says "can I play with this..." halfway not paying attention I said "sure". A few minutes later I realize he's took 2 of the heat shields from the engine down to his sandbox...
:biggrin2.gif: Got to love kids. At least he asked first!
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Old 09-08-2010, 01:31 PM
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the other day my 5 yr old walks up and says "can I play with this..." halfway not paying attention I said "sure". A few minutes later I realize he's took 2 of the heat shields from the engine down to his sandbox...
That's funny. My little guy will ne 5 next month and he is more of the grab a hammer and smash stuff. He does like to use the cordless drill though
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:biggrin2.gif: Got to love kids. At least he asked first!
That's a first... Maybe he's finally starting to listen since he started kindergarten.
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