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Old 03-18-2012, 06:54 AM
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Putting a magnum in my 982 from an 1806, does anyone have a wiring diagram for this?

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This would definitely be a "Custom" drawn diagram. I'll see what I can do later today.
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Thank you very much Roland.
FYI...there is no wiring harness in the 982 and I have the harness out
of the1806, I just need to know where to hook up the terminals.
Sorry that I wasn't clear. Both seem to be very similar.
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OK....need add'l information.

a) What is the Chassis Serial Number of your 982?

b) What options does your 982 have (ie: rear PTO)?
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Chassis serial number 2050592U674662
No rear PTO no other options other than the dual hydraulics.

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GREAT... you have a IH built tractor.

One last thing. Are you going to use the Ignition Switch from the 1806 or the 982..???
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Will use the 1806 switch
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If you can be patient, I can do this for you. If you are in a hurry, then maybe some one else can jump on it.
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Sounds to me like a wiring diagram from a 782 is what you're looking for. Safety options were all the same, and that's basically what you're making. Trust me - I just put an 18 Mag in my 982 and used my 784 for a basis. Right, wrong, or indifferent, it runs. I guess that the later model 18 Mags have the oil pressure sensor - that might throw a wrench in.
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