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C-120 Wire Sizes

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rustykan

Anyone know what wire sizes were used in the wiring harness for a 1976 C-120?  I would like to make a new harness, but I am not sure what the wire sizes are. I can't read anything on the old wires. Just guessing they are probably 16 or 18 ga.. Anyone know for sure?

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305

if in doubt go one gauge bigger , can't hurt a thing

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Wishin4a416

I used 14 Ga. on my last 2 rewires.

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KC9KAS

14 gauge is what I used to make a new harness for my C-160.

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rustykan

I used 14 Ga. on my last 2 rewires.

Were do you get your terminals from? The spade terminals with locking tabs seem to be hard to find.

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rmaynard

I have a new old stock 1977 C-120 wiring harness and the wires are all 16 gauge.

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rustykan

I have a new old stock 1977 C-120 wiring harness and the wires are all 16 gauge.

I started making the new harness with 14 ga. wire. I have a bunch that I got on clearance, but it's all black. I am color coding the ends with heat shrink for identification purposes and I am going to use large heat shrink tubing to cover the bundles of wiring. Finding the right connectors has been difficult. I've got it mostly done, but I had to order a couple larger female spade terminals for the PTO safety switch which has two terminals that have two wires each. Guess I'll have to wait for them to show up!

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Wishin4a416

Were do you get your terminals from? The spade terminals with locking tabs seem to be hard to find.

I use,  The repair connector store and  PCS- Performance Connector Systems.

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