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Bill {Antique A

02-13-2000 09:54:36




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Could someone post a pic of the dash switch that turns on the lights, tractor, etc? Mine is worn and I cannot read what it says to hook everything back up? Also my choke rod is gone and I have a idea where it goes "I think through the dash under the starter switch", but I am not sure. If anyone would have a pic of this also. Is this a special rod? Bent a certain way? if so does anyone know where I could find one or if any other models have the same one. Thanks Bill {Antique Acres}

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B A Star

02-13-2000 23:11:06




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 Re: More 66 Questions!!! in reply to Bill {Antique Acres}, 02-13-2000 09:54:36  
The switch for lights and Ignition were a combination. Completely clockwise was off, next stop was Ing & Hyd., next was field lights front and rear, plus hyd., next was head lights and rear tail (red) light plus hyd. last position was lights only. Let me know it you need the wiring for the back side of switch. Light wires and hyd. go to a fuse block with 4 fuses. The Choke is a common cable type, knob is located the the lower R H side of the dash.

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Dick L

02-13-2000 15:14:51




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 Re: More 66 Questions!!! in reply to Bill {Antique Acres}, 02-13-2000 09:54:36  

It may not be large enough, but here it is



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Curt

02-13-2000 10:03:19




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 Re: More 66 Questions!!! in reply to Bill {Antique Acres}, 02-13-2000 09:54:36  
The chock control should stick throug the dash on the lower right hand side. The hole below the starter switch is for the belt pully control. I will try to take a picture and scan it and send it to you.

Curt



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