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Old 02-12-2011, 07:28 PM
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I'm swapping out the M18 with a 18 hp command out of a 2186 and I'm just getting started on the wiring. I have to match up the motor harness from the command with the wiring harness on the 1862 and I have a couple extra wires to identify and figure out what to do with. If I could get a diagram for both tractors that would save me a lot work. Any help would be great!
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Here is the manual for the M18. It has some electrical diagrams that might help. I can't help much with the 2168.

http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/TP%202204-...e%20Manual.pdf
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Thanks that helps a bit but I can see I'll have a lot of work to do.
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Schematics for both, sent to the E-Mail address in your profile.
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Thank you very much! Thats what I needed..
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I'm swapping out the M18 with a 18 hp command out of a 2186 and I'm just getting started on the wiring. I have to match up the motor harness from the command with the wiring harness on the 1862 and I have a couple extra wires to identify and figure out what to do with. If I could get a diagram for both tractors that would save me a lot work. Any help would be great!
Hi Oldbones,

This should help. http://www.ihcubcadet.com/diagrams/E...Schematics.pdf

1862 pg. 227, 2182 pg. 246

Good luck,

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It's already been done....
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Thanks again for the help. I got it fired up and it sounds great! The next thing I have to figure out is the pto, the one from the 1862 has one brown wire and the pto on the command has two wires. I've seen a post of a similar engine swap where they cut the drive shaft and added the 2", can anyone tell me the best way to go about it?
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Get a driveshaft from an 1864...that's the same tractor with the engine you've installed in it.
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Thats what I wanted to hear. I'll take a look around and see what I can find.

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