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'53 DC shutoff and wiring

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Kory Kroeger

08-24-1999 18:50:52




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Thanks for the previous help.

Should I wire one in, and how does it work? I'm new at this.

I also need to know, the starter isn't wired.
Do I run a cable from the starter button to the starter terminal?

Is it wise to buy a video on how to rebuild a carborator, if I've never done one?

Thanks for all your help!! Kory




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jim

08-25-1999 09:54:46




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 Re: '53 DC shutoff and wiring in reply to Kory Kroeger, 08-24-1999 18:50:52  
You can buy the orginal switch at a dealer, it cost about $18.00. If your DC has lights you can also buy that switch.



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Jerrie Lott

08-24-1999 19:27:51




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 Re: '53 DC shutoff and wiring in reply to Kory Kroeger, 08-24-1999 18:50:52  
The switch for the Magneto is a ground, on the original switch when you pulled it out itkilled the tractor or grounded the magneto so it could not fire and when you pushed it in it allowed the current to stay in the mag and thus the tractor would run, I don't know if that type of swith is still available or not but I'm sure a regular ignition switch could be made to do the same thing. As for the starter the hot cable comes from the battery to one post on the starter button and then another cable goes from there to the terminal on the starter.

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Chub

08-20-2006 02:56:23




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 Re: Re: '53 DC shutoff and wiring in reply to Jerrie Lott, 08-24-1999 19:27:51  
Magneto type ignition switch, single pole, still available from Case-IH @ $17.00.



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