I'm at a loss in trying to determine on what harness I need to buy for a '50 Cub with electric start but with a magneto ignition.
The tractor currently has NO WIRING at all, except the cable to the starter from the battery, so I have nothing to go by in helping me determine what I need. The only to shut if off is to choke the carb and get it to stop, so you can see why I definitely want to put a new wiring system in place.
OEM (and several other companies) offers at least three types: a 4, 7 or 8 wire harness. I contacted a few of the companies asking them which I should (figured they would know better than I) and I got the same response: Count the wires you have and there's your answer. Of course I had already explained to them that I have nothing to go on.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Mike Duncan
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Need help on which wiring harness to buy!
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Mike, when you asked about your wiring harness and I stated it would take the 4 wire harness I was assuming it also had a cutout rather than a voltage regulator, which was a bad thing to do. If is has a regulator, then as Wireharness pointed out, my info would be incorrect.
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