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01-02-2017, 10:28 PM
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Cub 1541 Safety Swithces
I"m new here, just acquired a Cub 1541 which hasn't run in several years. Trying to get it to crank but am having a problem.
Think I understand the seat switches and have dealt with them for this testing process. The service manual references below are all regarding Appendix G of the service manual. I'm no electrician and am admittedly knowledge challenged when it comes to electrical wiring and wiring diagrams. My experience with other brands of machines has been that there is normally a micro switch that's actuated with the hydro lever in neutral. There is a micro switch under the dash in the area of the hrdro but it's located ahead of the the neutral position. Doesn't appear that there is enough adjustment and where it is the hydro lever wont contact it when it's in neutral. I don't see a reference to this in the electrical section of the service manual? I also understand these have a mow in reverse safety feature but don't see this in the electrical section of the service manual either (but I don't think this would keep it from cranking)? The last piece is the brake switch (actuated with the brake pedal fully depressed. there are many wired going into it and I don't see any reference to it specifically in the service manual. I see a reference to interlock module. Am I missing some info in Appendix G in the service manual? Thanks in advance for any help. I've spent several hours on the site in the last few days and there is a wealth of knowledge here. Bruce 
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