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Old 01-14-2014, 11:08 PM
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My mistake, its series 2, 17 horse. I'm sorry I mistyped, but I still need to find one. There's snow to plow. lol
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Old 01-14-2014, 11:29 PM
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Yes, there are people who make them. Porch Electric is a recommended source from us here at OCC. You can find a link to their homepage in our "Resources" section under the heading of "Cub Cadet Parts Sources"

To save you the trouble of searching and looking here is a link to their E-Bay webpage and the harness you are looking for......... E-Bay.

What is wrong with your harness? It takes quite a while to replace one. Can it not be repaired?
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Old 01-15-2014, 01:34 AM
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a wire came off some where we are not sure but shorted out ignition switch got hot enough to melt the coverings off several wires its a mess so ill replace the harness and the switch and go from there ronnie
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Give this guy a try.

Mike Lamar's Wiring Harnesses

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You'll need the serial numbers for your tractor and the engine and probably the spec number for the engine.

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Give this guy a try.

Mike Lamar's Wiring Harnesses

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You'll need the serial numbers for your tractor and the engine and probably the spec number for the engine.

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My harness was so butchered, it was impossible to even attempt to buzz it out. I got the wire harness schematic, and worked from there to make my own. I drew up my own schematic . Bypassing ALL the functions that run threw the PTO switch. I know it's all for safety but I don't like that the whole tractor relies on a correctly functioning PTO switch. Besides, I'm a big boy , I am conscious of making sure the 'spinning' parts are off before getting off.
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X3 on Mike's wiring harnesses. Top notch work and a good price + he's a member on here.
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Old 01-18-2014, 11:35 AM
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Hi:

Yes, Mike's harness was great on my 1650. I contacted him and Ii was told by him, that he doesn't do above the 1650. The other place I'm really not pleased with. I bought and paid for a harness on Thursday. I sent message that I was willing to pay extra for overnight and nothing, no response. Sorry for the rant but I need this. Thank you all.
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