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06-04-2022, 12:36 PM
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12V Port
Hi Guys
I'd like to make use of the electrical accessory port on my CC1023RD lawn tractor, but I'm unclear what type of port it is, and what type of plug I would need to buy. Fairly sure it didn't come with a plug, to wire myself, because I keep everything, and I've looked through the bag of bits it came with. I'm thinking there will be an adaptor available from the CC type of electrical socket, to a more common type of socket, found in cars as cigar lighters. Measuring it, I make it out to be 12mm, and a car cigar lighter to be 20mm. In the case of my mower, it's in the little glove box, behind my legs, and I want to use it for my electric tyre pump. I won't want to change the plug on the pump, because I keep that in the car, in case of slow punctures, but if I can find the right type of plug for the Cub Cadet, I can buy an adaptor, or additionally a socket, and make my own. I did try searching on Google, and here on this site, but any mention of Cub Cadet accessory port, just lists normal type of lawn tractor accessories, mechanical, even when I specifically include electrical, or 12V, etc. Thanks for any advice. Cheers Sutty EDIT: By the way, I realise I could just take it out, drill out a bigger hole, and fit a 20mm socket, but I detest making things unoriginal, so an adaptor would suit me better. 
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