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Wiring diagram for C160

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johnston7508

Does anyone have a wiring diagram for a 1975 C160. I just got this machine and I will not turn over. The person I got it from started the re-wiring and thinks it is the ignition switch.

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TT

:thumbs:

How's this?:

wd75cseries.jpg

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johnston7508

Terry,

That is great, thank you for the help. By the way, that is one cool looking Wheel Horse you have.

Thank again....

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nylyon

Terry, what year is that diagram from? I'm not certain, but I don't think that the 75's had a seat switch I know the 74's don't. There should be 2 safety switches, one on the brake and one on the pto.

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rmaynard

Try this one.

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Bob

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Trouty56

For what it is worth I have a 1975 C-160 apart now. The PTO switch has a coupler with about 5 wires attached. Also there was a switch under the seat pad when I redid the seat. This leads me to believe there was a seat switch present in 1975.

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nylyon

Note to self: Don't question TT!

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Trouty56

:thumbs: Me too!!

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rmaynard

Print out both diagrams, staple them together, and have either one when you need it. Might even help when you are faced with a "hybrid".

Bob

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TT

This is where mine came from:

75c002.jpg

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Don1977

I think seat switches were installed or not installed according, to where

they were sold. I bought a C-120 new in Concord, NC in 1977 and it's a 1977 model.

It never had a seat switch.

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MaineDad

Or you could re-wire it and bypass the safety switches. The K Series engines are pretty simple without the safety switches.

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