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You really don't know? I can move my weights on the front from 6'-8'' from the center of the rear axle by just pulling a pin
OK. You'll have to post some pics of it once you get it all setup. Sounds like a good idea. I rotated your pics for you
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OK. You'll have to post some pics of it once you get it all setup. Sounds like a good idea. I rotated your pics for you
Thanks man. Didn't know how to do it myself
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Anyone wanna help me out by drawing me a wire diagram to wire up my k241 with a push button start? I wanna keep the charging system
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So, is my understanding correct, that the combination you want a diagram for, is a model 582 with a straight K241 (non QL engine)..??
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So, is my understanding correct, that the combination you want a diagram for, is a model 582 with a straight K241 (non QL engine)..??
Don't forget the circuit for the wipers!

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So, is my understanding correct, that the combination you want a diagram for, is a model 582 with a straight K241 (non QL engine)..??
Yes sir that's what I'm looking for
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AND....you want to use the 582 wiring harness to start this K-241 with a "push to start" switch instead of the Ignition Switch..??
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