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Old 06-18-2022, 11:59 AM
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Unhappy LT1042 Wiring Diagram
This site has been incredible as I'm rebuilding/restoring some cub cadets as a new hobby this spring. Just found this thread and I seem to have come across a similar issue. That shared link is no longer working (realize it's been years). I see the two points, my only real question is which wire is positive coming out of the electric PTO itself (both black in my case). And likewise, in the wiring terminal, is the vertical or horizontal positive/negative? Any help is appreciated, otherwise I'll trial and error it and report back.
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This site has been incredible as i'm rebuilding/restoring some cub cadets as a new hobby this spring. Just found this thread and I seem to have come across a similar issue. That shared link is no longer working (realize it's been years). I see the two points, my only real question is which wire is positive coming out of the electric pto itsself (both black in my case). And likewise, in the wiring terminal, is the vertical or horizontal positive/negative? Any help is appreciated, otherwise i'll trial and error it and report back.
Here a link to wiring diagrams for many Cub Cadets. Click, scroll down and choose the appropriate model and year for the wiring diagram of your Cub Cadet: https://www.ccpartsnmore.com/cub-cad...ing-schematics
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This link to service manuals may/may not help you (scroll down to LT's)....
https://www.ccpartsnmore.com/cub-cadet-service-manuals

and this link may/may not help you to a wire diagram (scroll down to LT's)....
https://www.ccpartsnmore.com/cub-cad...ing-schematics
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Those wires most likely go to the electric pto.
There should be a separate little bracket keeping the top of pto from spinning around, sometimes that little bracket comes loose and falls off and then the spinning part of the pto that should not be spinning will spin and knock off the belt keeper and rips it's wiring out with it.
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Yep, links were all helpful. Dummy me ran the pto without the bracket and it ripped the wire. Not sure if intentional or not but the connector they use makes this a very easy fix. Thanks again for the help all
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