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Old 01-07-2019, 05:15 PM
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Ironically it's an advance auto parts, but they only stock 1/8 in, 1/4 in, 1/2 in, and 5/8 in.
The people at the Advance here in town just hold the counter down.. they don't have a clue what they have unless the computer can tell them... I would suggest a parts store with more seasoned employees
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So, question. When installing my pto switch in the 1250 I noticed that it only has 4 wires. The both wires on the 2 prong connector are there but only 2 wires on the 3 prong connector. Isn't the wire on the 3 prong connector closest to the front of the tractor the safety switch wire? I'm asking because multiple safety switches have been bypassed.
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The both wires on the 2 prong connector are there but only 2 wires on the 3 prong connector. Isn't the wire on the 3 prong connector closest to the front of the tractor the safety switch wire?
What in the heck are you talking about... ??
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So, question. When installing my pto switch in the 1250 I noticed that it only has 4 wires. The both wires on the 2 prong connector are there but only 2 wires on the 3 prong connector. Isn't the wire on the 3 prong connector closest to the front of the tractor the safety switch wire? I'm asking because multiple safety switches have been bypassed.
There are basically no other safety switches on a 1250 aside from the brake switch for starting.

The PTO switch should only have 4 wires. Power from the ignition, switched power to the PTO and then a circuit that runs through the PTO switch to the brake switch and then the solenoid. Very simple wiring.
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It's wired in conjunction w/the main safety switch so the tractor will not start when the PTO is in the "on" position.
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Don't forget the wire to and from the fuse.
Confused yet??!!
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OH well. It worked before I pulled it apart. Should still work.
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