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05-08-2011, 07:22 AM
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Need service manual for 1641(pto wiring)
I was checking the wire conections where the electric pto plugs into the tractor's wiring harness and the wires pulled out the back side of the plug. The pto will turn on either way that I hook them together. The plug is tee shaped and will only go together oneway so I'm sure polarity should be observed. The pto side has two black wires. The tractor side has two green wires and one brown. I couldn't find a service manual for a 1641 in the technical library. Maybe someone where I can download one or if the the pto wiring is the same on other models. Thanks, eddy622611
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05-08-2011, 08:09 AM
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In looking at the 1641 Wiring Diagram, it does not depict the connector you are referencing. This simply means that it is not pictured. Attached is a simplified circuit diagram that I drew up.
The A version is what the CC diagram shows. The B version shows what you might have. The Brown wire would be the 12V +, while the Green wire would be chassis ground.
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05-08-2011, 03:25 PM
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Roland, Your correct the B diagram is what I was refering to. We just finished mowing for two hours, so either I hooked up wires correctly or the coil in the pto isn't polarity senseitive. Thanks, eddy622611
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