Good Source for a wiring harness?

Butch WI · Jun 18, 2009

Anyone have experience or could recommend a source for a wiring harness for my 460 U? I have done a couple searches but would like some input from those who purchased some before.

Thanks in advance!

Butch

El Toro · Jun 18, 2009

Try this web site. Hal

http://www.wiringharnesses.com

the tractor vet · Jun 18, 2009

I build my own to the correct color code and ga. of wire and use the same wire loom as came from the factory . it is not hard but will take time to do . If you decide to do it yourself then go to a industrial supply place to get the ends and get the heavy duty ones . I get my supplys from a place called Terminal Supply as they have every thing you need to do the job and make it look factory .Just finished up one for a 706 gasser and you could not tell it from oem as it even plugged in to the other harnesses .

ScottyHOMeY · Jun 18, 2009

I've bought two full harness sets over time. The one for my SuperC I got from CaseIH. Perfectly good harness, not a complaint in the world. Everything fit with no extra to loop up and no need to stretch anything.

For my BN I went to Agri-Service, the link Hal posted, because they use the old-style wire and loom and I had more interest in originality on the BN than on the SuperC. I also wanted their battery cables with the old cloth loom. I can recommend theirs just as highly. Excellent quality and fit. With an added plus, they mark all the wire ends with a number and toss in a little sheet listing where each wire end, by number, goes. I compared their numbering with the tracers on the wire and my wiring diagram to verify that it was right (Of course it was) and left eh numbers right on. Sure saved a lot of chasing back and forth between the wiring diagrams and the wire ends. That one little detail probably knocked an hour off the job.

It may come down to price. Do a little comparison shopping, but either of those sources would be a good choice.

NawlensGator · Jun 18, 2009

I have purchased on-line from the Brillman company and was very impressed.

Cue P. · Jun 18, 2009

Brillman is an excellent company. http://brillman.com/
The guy even took my call on a sunday afternoon and assisted me over the phone for 10-15 minutes without hesitation. Bought harnesses for 2 tractors and both were excellent quality. UPS lost one in transit and he replaced no questions asked.

dhermesc · Jun 18, 2009

Give these guys a call:

http://www.porchelectric.com/Porch_Electric/Home.html

I used them on a Cub Cadet and a 656 - looked like the factory product.

CNKS · Jun 18, 2009

Case IH still sells them, about the same price as aftermarket.

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