Posted by The tractor vet on September 26, 2009 at 22:07:21 from (75.19.124.193):
In Reply to: rewiring 706D (310) posted by soybeanjoe on September 26, 2009 at 18:14:17:
Joe i am probably the formost expert on the 06 seires tractors on here and even though i am headed to bed here in a short to morrow hit me up and i will give you my e/Mail and i will then give you my phone number and we can talk and i can walk you thru that tractor , i just redid my 806 main harness from scratch and other then not having any 8 ga. wire in black to keep it color correct you can not tell mine from factory as i had to use white as that is all i had left with out waiting five days to get a roll of black in . I can also give you where to find the correct ends and where to find the plastic plugs .
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