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Old 08-05-2020, 08:52 AM
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am going to build a replacement wiring system for my 2182. is it advisable to go to a auto key switch and replace the cub cadet key switch? is the device on the 2182 wiring diagram labeled MAG the distributor? will I need to incorporate the diode shown in the wiring circuit near the key switch in a home built wiring harness? the device labeled fuse near the battery and solenoid does not have a rating. is this a fuse or a fusible link and if a fuse what would be the amp rating?
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is the device on the 2182 wiring diagram labeled MAG the distributor?
MAG = Magneto

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will I need to incorporate the diode shown in the wiring circuit near the key switch in a home built wiring harness?
Yes, needed to start tractor

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is this a fuse or a fusible link and if a fuse what would be the amp rating?
20A Fuse
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thank you for the info.
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2182's have a coil with an electronic trigger in the distributor.
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2182's have a coil with an electronic trigger in the distributor.
Thanks Sam,
I deleted the misinformation,
Was thinking the old opposed twin M series, my bad
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