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Topic: 706 gas questions
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| John_B
11-02-2012 18:15:24
50.81.24.19
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Does anyone know what the sensor switch is for on the right hand side of the block? It has two spade terminals and has nothing connected to it.
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| John_B
11-02-2012 22:51:27
70.194.130.156
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Re: 706 gas questions in reply to glennster, 11-02-2012 18:15:24
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| Thanks...that helps. At first I thought it was some sort of temperature switch for the carb solenoid as either one is connected to anything.
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| morris roessler
11-02-2012 22:39:50
69.163.4.48
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Re: 706 gas questions in reply to John_B, 11-02-2012 18:15:24
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| my 706 has a frost plug heater in that location with a short pigtail cord. Heater has 2 male prongs and cord has a rubber plug with 2 female recepticals. Maybe someone had made a cord at some point and just left the spade clipes on it..
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| John_B
11-02-2012 19:51:43
75.173.183.177
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Re: 706 gas questions in reply to Jim Becker, 11-02-2012 18:15:24
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| Looks pretty light duty to be a block heater. Has spade terminals. Looks more like a switch. To me...will take a second look tomorrow. Thanks.
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| Janicholson
11-02-2012 20:18:25
96.24.99.126
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Re: 706 gas questions in reply to John_B, 11-02-2012 19:51:43
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| I could not find a sender on any diagram for that tractor. I also think it is a block heater. The manufacturers made the prongs pretty short. If you are still curious, pull it out and look. Jim
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| 504
11-02-2012 19:36:11
199.127.54.155
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Re: 706 gas questions in reply to John_B, 11-02-2012 18:15:24
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| John, I believe you are describing a block heater
that is missing the power pigtail cord.
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