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06-16-2013, 01:56 PM
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New to Cub Cadets, Forum
So just recently I sold my John Deere 312 44" cut and my Craftsman 36" cut Rider and purchased a 1995 Cub Cadet 1440 with a 14hp Brigs Vanguard V-twin that ran perfect for the start of this summer. Two weeks ago an electrical short with lots of smoke come out under the hood. After a further investigation, found the wire harness was melted under where the batter sits. Last week I got a new wire harness in and hooked it all up and had no fire to the motor so I purchased a new magneto, two armatures and starter. Its getting plenty of fuel and the motor cranks over smoothly. Can anyone help me in a wire diagram or photos of the motor where everything hooks up. I have a yellow wire near the starter unhooked as well I don't know where the black wire goes from the two armatures. Also there are three red wires near the starter that are hot when key is on. Ive looked all over this forum and net for a wire diagram and manual with no luck. Im not use to cub cadets yet.. Found a lot of great info on this forum, thanks admin for this site.
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