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Old 02-15-2019, 12:24 PM
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Great job!
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What deck are you rebuilding?
I have the 324. 54”. Took it apart, bagged, tagged and ready to start.
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Put the wire wheel to the underside of the deck then a good soaking with rust neutralizer and a healthy dose of converter. Primed with rust encapsulater and top coated with 2K chassis black gloss.
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So my little diesel was running great after the restoration however, I went to start it up Saturday and it blew the 30 amp fuse when I switch it the the start mode of the key switch. I have tried to look for the obvious short but no luck. I have replaced all of the safety switches, new key switch, starter upgrade and new PTO switch during the restoration. It cranked and ran great 2 hours earlier that day. It has me scratching my head. Any help would be great. Is anyone out there restoring the cyclops wiring harnesses?
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Check your headlight circuit, we have seen several on here have a issue there.
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I had the same problem with my 782D, when I would engage the PTO to the start position, the ammeter would get pegged on discharge and the circuit breaker would pop open. What I did and found on mine was I disconnected the connector going to the PTO clutch field coil, then checked it for continuity/short to ground. If you look in the schematics, one side of the field coil goes to +12V, the other line is connected to ground. One of the wires from the clutch coil was grounded, the other side showed normal file resistance. I ordered a new PTO and that fixed it.
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