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Old 01-06-2017, 10:25 AM
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gotta love it how some people take care of their stuff....cant even blow it down with compressed air or anything....people suck
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Good work Sam, wow is it dirty, reminds me of the 169 engine I did!
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Sorry if I missed this but where are you getting your new wire harness from. I somehow was able to keep my Cubs and want to put a new harness on the 1862.
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Sorry if I missed this but where are you getting your new wire harness from. I somehow was able to keep my Cubs and want to put a new harness on the 1862.
I make my own.
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Man! that's dirty. Surprised it started/ran for you earlier being that dirty. You'll feel a lot better once that's cleaned up.

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Do you use new connectors (Packard 56 I think) in the old connector housings, Or Something else?
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Most of the time I use new connectors unless they are in good condition to begin with.
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Does anyone sell an improved wire harness that takes care of the issues a factory harness has.
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Yes. MLamar. He is a member here. I'll try and find his particulars.
EDIT; In the Cub Cadet parts source section.
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