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Topic: 730D combination switch
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| wmaburnett
08-26-2012 18:09:24
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Good evening, I have a 1959 730d with the pony motor and my combination/ignition switch is broken, I cannot seem to find a replacement 6v switch but can find the switch for the electric start 730d which I think is 12 or 24v, will one of those switches work as a replacement or will I have to rig something else up to get it to start?
Thanks for your help.
-william
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| Rwolfejr
08-27-2012 06:59:41
67.163.184.160
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Re: 730D combination switch in reply to wmaburnett, 08-26-2012 18:09:24
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| The 24V switch is different.
Have a look here...
http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/pdfs/PC0532.PDF
This is the parts catalog from Deere site. It might help you figure some of this out. Not sure if Deere has a wiring diagram on their site or not but it shows some wiring in this parts book.
AR 21162 R is 6V 730 with a pony motor for both 2 and 4 headlamp tractors.
AR 20234 R is 24V 730 with 2 lights
AR 20444 R is 24V with 4 headlights
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| mbdeere
08-26-2012 19:09:50
184.63.147.142
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Re: 730D combination switch in reply to wmaburnett, 08-26-2012 18:09:24
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| Before you buy a new switch take the old one apart and clean the contacts. Pretty simple to do.
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| wmaburnett
08-26-2012 21:05:32
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Re: 730D combination switch in reply to mbdeere, 08-26-2012 19:09:50
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| Thanks, I will try to do, I did open the back and one of the trabs fell off and all the metal contacts fell out into a pile, is there are a diagram to see where they all go, or processof trial and error
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| Strikefalcon
08-27-2012 02:28:53
184.63.110.28
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Re: 730D combination switch in reply to wmaburnett, 08-26-2012 21:05:32
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