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Old 09-06-2012, 12:06 PM
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Question 1863 Safety Switch Wire
We bypassed the seat safety switch and are now putting it back. Looking from the rear of the tractor we have the yellow & orange wires on the left and the black and purple on the right. Could someone look at their 1863 and tell me if we have them correct or need to switch them. Thanks.
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I tried to use the electrical diagram that you sent me to answer my question, but unfortuneately my 1863 is wired differently. Thank you though for sending it to me. I appreciate your help.
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but unfortuneately my 1863 is wired differently
There is only one wiring diagram for the 1863. So, if your 1863 is not like the above diagram that Dwayne supplied, How can we help you if you have some cobbled up mess...??? We can't see what you have...!!!

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I took this nearly worthless photo of the back of my 1863. Looking from the back of the tractor there should be a GRAY SWITCH on the right with the connector containing the YELLOW and ORANGE wires. On the left side is the BLACK SWITCH with the connector containing the BLACK and PURPLE wires. Hope this helps, mine is like the diagram provided by DX3.
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Cannon51. Thank you so much for checking that for me. I now have mine the same configuration as yours.
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