What sort of motor is on it? Briggs?
Just bought a non goer Masport ride on today, circa 1996 model, at a local garage sale for $100. The guy pulled all the wiring off all the safety switches because he said they were a pain in the you know what. It's more of a pain now because the bloody thing won't fire up. And I believe it would be a lot worse if it did fire up and he had fingers and toes in the wrong places.
Anyway, I'm especially looking for a wiring diagram for any Masport at this stage for clues as to which wire goes where.
Thanks for looking guys and gals, and, as usuall, I appreciate all help no matter how trivial.
Last edited by jmc96; 14-03-09 at 09:45 PM.
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What sort of motor is on it? Briggs?
Im unsure how complex your new pride and joy is, but id be tempted to isolate the engine on its own minus all added safety items, then treat it as a engine on its own.
Spark, fuel and compression is all you should need.
Then id worry about the rest.
Once its running, i think getting all the safety devices working is a high priority matter...accidents do and will happen.
Yep. It's a twin, around 17-18 HP I recon.
Yeah. great minds think alike. I only had to remove the earth pin from the motor to fire her up. I checked all the wires with a multimeter. They were all comming up zero volts. So I figured they must just swith to earth when the cutters disengage or you get off the seat. She runs great, did a couple of runs up the back paddock. Now to sort out all the earthing switches. I don't know if the mower shop will be forthcomming with a wiring diagram on Monday. Can only ask.
Here is a link for basic tractor wirig, they are all the same, its not rocket science. Good Luck
Forgot too add check the cutting deck brake engagement rod to ensure blades stop spinning when deck disengaged.
I was pressed for time this morning to answer your Q. The Rover site has great .pdf manuals for their ride on tractors. Here is the link
I suggest you dl the rancher 1766 for example and study the wiring diagram. Masport is Identical. When doing an oil change on the BS engine make sure you measure the volume of oil in an accurate container. Dont trust the dipstick.
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Try here for info good info and small fee for the access to manual downloads area.
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