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Battery cable routing & misc questions

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eric8

Hi folks.  New member here and I've just acquired my first Wheel Horse ever; a 1993 520H.  Does someone have any good reference photos showing the factory routing of the battery cables?  Specifically, how they exit the battery "box" area?  Would also like to see how the negative side cable is attached to the frame/engine.

Lastly, my machine has a large rubber line on the right side of the engine that starts underneath the muffler area, runs down across the PTO pulleys, and dumps under the frame.  I'm guessing some type of drain, but I can't tell what it's draining?  Nor do I see it in any of the parts breakdowns.   

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Handy Don

Welcome to the Forum!

 

Just to help out, how about taking and posting a couple of pictures of what you’re looking at? Best are JPEG (HEIC, the default iPhone format, won’t work).

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eric8

No problem, I will get some photos of my battery cable routing as soon as I get home.  As far as the unknown rubber hose, here is a pic of it circled in blue.  On my tractor, it appears to be going to nothing on either end.

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Achto
1 hour ago, eric8 said:

As far as the unknown rubber hose, here is a pic of it circled in blue.

 

:WRS:

That loop is metal. It pulls the PTO clutch together to engage the mower deck.

 

Real nice looking tractor !!

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JimSraj

That’s not a rubber hose if I’m looking at what you are asking about. It’s part of the PTO clutch assembly. 

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SylvanLakeWH

:text-yeahthat: x2

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