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Howdy all--can someone tell me which circuit the air seat on this 7635 cab tractor gets its power??? pumper-upper quit baling hay yesterday and fuses/relays in operator manual do not show which circuit this belongs to--no power getting back there at present--thanks
 
Probably a pinched wire in the suspension at the back of the seat. They like to put a plastic tube over the power wires under the seat for protection. this is all fine at temperatures above freezing but when cold comes the plastic tube breaks and the wire continually bends in the same spot over and over and soon breaks off thus no power to the air compressor!!! That's my experience anyway..
 
(quoted from post at 12:51:38 05/17/17) Probably a pinched wire in the suspension at the back of the seat. They like to put a plastic tube over the power wires under the seat for protection. this is all fine at temperatures above freezing but when cold comes the plastic tube breaks and the wire continually bends in the same spot over and over and soon breaks off thus no power to the air compressor!!! That's my experience anyway..
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----found it---now power to the seat harness--but did not know what circuit it was tied to--the book shows each fuse/relay, but the seat air comp is not mentioned anywhere--turns out it is part of the turn signal circuit, if anyone else needs to know--thanks
 
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