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Old 07-10-2014, 08:11 AM
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This was posted in 2009......... Attaching Images
Thank you, Mr. Bedell. I have the soleniod pictures on my camera, now to fiqure out the posting procedures.
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Old 07-10-2014, 08:27 AM
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As an alternative to posting a picture, you could advise us of the Brand Name and Part Number of this solenoid.
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As an alternative to posting a picture, you could advise us of the Brand Name and Part Number of this solenoid.
Brand name: Clum, no part number on soleniod. The Toro/Wheelhorse part number is: 92-9845.
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Old 07-11-2014, 11:21 AM
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Is this what you got......??
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Is this what you got......??
On the little posts, are they marked S and I? Looks like that soleniod grounds thru the mounting tabs. Where as mine grounds thru one of the small post. I did find a number on this Clum soleniod, 962991, also there another set of numbers, 6?21185, reason for the ? mark, I could not read the number. Thank you helping me on this problem, I really appreciate it.
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I asked for a picture....and we didn't get one.

I asked you if the image I supplied was correct ....and I didn't get an answer.

Just how is it that we can help you when you won't help us...???
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I asked for a picture....and we didn't get one.

I asked you if the image I supplied was correct ....and I didn't get an answer.

Just how is it that we can help you when you won't help us...???
I apologize for my last post. Yes the image is correct. I tried to post a picture and some how could not get it work.
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The two small terminals IS the coil. Ground one of small terminals and the other goes to the Start Circuit on the Key Switch. Follow the Wiring Diagram.
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The two small terminals IS the coil. Ground one of small terminals and the other goes to the Start Circuit on the Key Switch. Follow the Wiring Diagram.
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