Electric wire issues! Wires are cut in some places and worn in others. I would like to build a new wire harness. Does anyone know what are gauge wires from battery to points used on a 129 with no lights!
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Just wanted to say there is one on eBay for $35. Have fun what ever you decide
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16 gauge on everything but the battery cables, 6 gauge on those.
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I found that the starter solenoid is bad. I got a turn up kit. I replaced the points and started looking for the condenser.There was not one on the tractor. Where and does it originally have one?
Thanks for any info
Thanks for any info
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Gota have one! It goes to the neg side of the coil and just mounts to one of the coil mounting screws.
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Thanks for the info!
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I took out the wire harness and starter solenoid. The harness insulation off in several spots. The solenoid had a crack across it. Connector on the amp gauge got a burnt. Cleaned transmission had about 20 + dirt on it. Next step will be building a harness. Making the fuel tank solid piece with no holes.
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A lot of effort to make a harness. Mike makes great harnesses with correct connectors, etc.
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