I should have mentioned that I haven't had a drain since I mocked it up this way. Before I did this, I wired it up when I was about 17, and I think it was cause I had the excite wire hooked to where it was always hot (what can I say, I did it myself with LITTLE or NO help back then, and didn't have the net then either..).. But I can't remember exactly how I had it before, as I changed the wiring to basically what I have now (minus the light) about 6 years ago, and the tractor has been in the corner ever since.. In fact, Friday night was the FIRST time the tractor has been started since getting all new valves, guides, coil, wires, head gasket, thermostat etc.. and that too was about 6 years ago.
I decided this winter that come spring, I was going to pull the tractor out and finish painting it, as I have had a pile of painted parts in the basement for 6 years now.. And always said I wouldn't get married till the first tractor was done.. and the gf keeps pushing the marriage issue.. so I guess I better finish it up LOL
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