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Old 08-25-2017, 04:22 PM
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When I touch the relay terminal that the brown wire would be connected to, the relay opens/shuts.
Then there is some sort of issue with the circuit (Brown Wire) from the PTO Switch to the Holding Relay. You have:
(A) A bad safety device
(B) Bad wire connector
(C) Bad (open) wire.

The voltage from from PTO Switch Terminal "A" is not making it to the Relay.
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You said that when you put it in reverse, the pto quit. Your new reverse switch is working. That's what the reverse switch does, it kills the pto. That is exactly why most reverse micro switches have the metal finger bent completely out of the way like yours was... Did you try just "engaging the pto" while not in reverse?
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I found the issue: The lower connector on the toggle switch has/had a bad brass fitting for the brown wire. I was able to bend it to make it work. But, I would like to replace that connector. Any suggestions? Can I just get the connector and not the entire harness?
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lower connector on the toggle switch
Where......????


As far as the Terminal End, go to any Auto Parts or Hardware, and buy a Female Disconnect (Blue). Cut off the old end, bare the wire, install new disconnect, and crimp.
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