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Old 04-26-2019, 10:10 AM
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Default Proper wiring schematic ?
Ok Guys need a bit of assistance here .......I'm looking to find the correct wiring schematic for my SGT. Any / all help will be greatly appreciated.

model 1872

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trying to resolve an intermittent issue and to also have one in my binder for future reference.

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Old 04-26-2019, 12:08 PM
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Thank You Mr. Bedell !

However ....... how is it that the main wiring harness in my SGT that appears to be original has a number of GREEN wires that I cannot find on ANY schematic?

I have a green wire with an eyelet on it ( I assume a ground) just hanging around down near the starter neighborhood that exits the main harness just below the tank outlet "area".

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Old 04-26-2019, 01:37 PM
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Have you owned the Tractor since new...??
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I have not , however there was one owner prior to me. A municipality , it was always serviced at the local dealer. If this harness is not original , someone did a bang up job replicating a factory harness.
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Then someone modified the original harness. Follow the diagram I sent you and bring it back to where it should be.
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Ron , check out these pics..... I don't believe that anyone has modified the original harness.
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That wire bolts to the flywheel shroud.
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Thank You Sir , I guessed that it was a ground , but always best to confirm.
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OK still trying to find out why I have no power except at the battery !

Gotta start some where , so first things first. Please see attached pic of wiring schematic, note that I have circled the only 2 fuses shown.

Where physically are these fuses located?

I have one fuse holder in the dash to the left of the key switch (just replaced with new as original had shorted out, the apparent start of my electrical problems). I can't find the other that is shown.
I am guessing that fuse "A" is the fuse in the dash , ? correct?

I realize that the fuse for the lighting circuit doesn't affect the start circuit , but I'd like to know where it is.

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