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12-02-2014, 12:38 PM
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Request for wiring diagram & advice
Long story short, I've got a 782 I picked up with the intent of doing a Command swap with...when I found a Command. Well, the time may be here; I found a Command locally with 1100 hours from a friend that I know runs fine (no smoke, starts right up, etc). The guy has it priced at $200 which I don't think is too bad (considering I'm also getting the elusive Cyclops blade lift bracket and a Cyclops blade subframe). Anywho, when doing some research on this swap, I came across a wiring diagram on this site for the project. I knew I should have saved it because now I cannot for the life of me find it.
 So I wanted to see if anyone on here happens to have the wiring diagram for a 782 KT to Command swap?And while I'm at it, I've also got a couple other questions  For those that have done it, any advice? Is it better to use the KT engine plate or the Command? Did you have to raise the engine at all to make it line up with the hydro? What did you do for a drive shaft? I can use the Command muffler, correct? Did you have to do anything with the firewall to make it fit/seal? Alright, that's all I've got for now Thanks guys! 
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