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1066 cab wiring

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JM in Merit

07-03-2006 17:31:41




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The 6 plug connection on the right side on my 1066 ( right below the cab) has come apart and the connector is tore up, wires are invidual now, not in the connector at all. Wondering if anyone could tell me the wiring match up of the connection. The wiring has lost/faded allot of the color so it going to be fun even with a diagram. Proably need to re wire the whole tractor sooner or later. Has anyone done this and how bad was it to do it?
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Hugh MacKay

07-04-2006 03:33:27




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 Re: 1066 cab wiring in reply to JM in Merit, 07-03-2006 17:31:41  
JM: No expert experience although I did buy a 1066 with cab new. After all these years of bumping and grinding I suspect your idea of rewiring the complete cab is a good one. Cheap insurance against fires and fires do make a mess of otherwise good tractors, especially tractors with cabs.

I did split out my 1066 lights into 3 separate circuits and switches. I did this as I was adding rear and side working lights. I remember leaving head lights on factory switch and adding separate fuse circuits and switches, one for flashers and signals and a second for rear and side working lights. I must have had a good wiring diagram and it must have come from either operators manual or the Blue Ribbon service manual, as I had both. Down through the years IH always provided good wiring diagrams in operators manuals. My 1066 was the factory ROPS cab. I also added an Excell cab that came from a 1066, on my 656, and wired it very similar and added same lighting as I did with 1066. I then put the flat top fenders from 656 on 560 and wired that one very similar. I am not an electrical whizz kid, thus I must have had good diagrams. Never had a fire so must have got it right as I used each of those tractors well over 10,000 hours.

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