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JD 110 wiring question

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Bradley Beck

03-30-2001 09:53:43




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I have a John Deere 110 garden tractor with a Kohler K181 engine. This engine does not have an exterior coil, rather the spark plug wire comes right from the stator. There are 2 wires going to the front of the tractor. One goes to the points and condensor. I need to know where the other wire goes. The tractor will start with the key switch, but will not shut off with it, somehow related to this wire not being hooked up. Thanks, BBeck.

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buckeye al

04-02-2001 09:06:37




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 Re: JD 110 wiring question in reply to Bradley Beck, 03-30-2001 09:53:43  
I'm guessing here but it sounds to me like you have magneto ignition and that the extra wire is probably the magneto kill wire that should go to your key switch to ground the mag killing the engine. I'm guessing you have a starter generator on your tractor. If so it's reasonably certain this wire has nothing to do with your charging system. To find out what this wire is, see if it has voltage on it with the key on, engine not running. If no voltage, it probably is the magneto kill wire and will kill the running engine when grounded. There were two types of key switches for these tractors depending on which type ignition systems they had. Battery ignition switches fed battery to the ignition system when on and magneto ignition switches that grounded the mag kill wire when the key was in the off position.

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