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Old 03-16-2013, 09:02 AM
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I was wondering if anyone knows what the electrical cord on my tiller is for? It has 2 spades in it. Thanks Kent
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Kent

I moved this to the implement section.

My guess and it's just a guess is the wire may supply power for a clutch or some kind of shut down? I'm sure someone will chime in that actually knows.
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The parts diagram shows some kind of strange strip that is called a "Switch Assy, NC Beam Seat", part number 725-1287. Probably a kill switch that closes when the rider is out of the seat. I've never seen one in person.
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The parts diagram shows some kind of strange strip that is called a "Switch Assy, NC Beam Seat", part number 725-1287. Probably a kill switch that closes when the rider is out of the seat. I've never seen one in person.
That makes prefect sense.
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Thanks Guys. I appreciate the help. Kent
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