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Tach cable help
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JeffPhillips
09-13-2019 21:24:30
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I need some help finding a tach cable for a diesel 3414. Most cables listed for this machine specify that they are for the gas variant, not the diesel. I finally found one for a B414, which while being of the correct configuration, is only 36" long compared to the required 48" length.
The parts manual lists it as two parts
Shaft: 3049482r91
Core: 3049371r1
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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jimb2
09-14-2019 06:19:19
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Re: Tach cable help in reply to JeffPhillips, 09-13-2019 21:24:30
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The usual failure was the tach drive mechanism that ran off the top of the oil pump shaft on the BD-154 Diesel.
Also if you live in a colder climate make sure that the tach cable has a coating of a light grease so that moisture doesn't collect and allow tach cable to freeze to the outer cable.
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JeffPhillips
09-13-2019 22:44:27
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Re: Tach cable help in reply to JeffPhillips, 09-13-2019 21:24:30
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Please forgive me, I know very little about tach cables. With the product suggested in the above link, I see no reference to the tractor model nor to the listed parts numbers. How are you cross referencing the model numbers to know it will work?
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Bob
09-13-2019 22:28:21
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Re: Tach cable help in reply to JeffPhillips, 09-13-2019 21:24:30
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Bob
09-13-2019 22:26:03
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Re: Tach cable help in reply to JeffPhillips, 09-13-2019 21:24:30
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How about the one linked below? If NOT, what ends do you need?
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