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Adding Low Oil Pressure Safety Stop to Kohler 7000
I felt like the Kt745 Command 7000 Series 747 cc engine on my Bad Boy Zero Turn mower needed a low oil pressure safety shut off. These engines come with the feature if they were sold for a stationary application, … Continue reading
Wiring Schematic for Bad Boy ZTE Mower
I drew up a partial set (relay functions) of wiring schematics for a 2014 Bad Boy ZT Elite zero-turn mower. These hand-sketched drawings are based on the wiring diagram provided in the user manual. If you are like me, you … Continue reading
Relay Terminal Standard Numbers
I finally did a little research to see if there was any meaning behind the numbers I often see on relays. Of course there is! It is European standard EN 50005. NO: 3 and 4 NC: 1 and 2 Form … Continue reading
Posted in Industrial Automation
Tagged EN 50005, number standard, relay, terminal numbers, wiring
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DR Horton Sucks, Part 3
Improperly made electrical connections are a pet peeve of mine, especially when they are in my own house with the potential to burn it down! This picture below is the reason our dishwasher quit working tonight. Notice that joint had … Continue reading
Wiring Clean-Up
When I installed the temperature sensor in my homemade fuel manifold, I had a thought: “I better add a ground wire to complete the electrical path, or I’ll bet that temperature gauge won’t work.” I guess I forgot, until I … Continue reading
Additional Wires for Betty
My goal of having Betty running on WVO before Thanksgiving failed, but I am determined to get it done this weekend. I had Friday off, which gave me a good chunk of time to get it done. First, I made … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Projects
Tagged Betty, console, gauges, panel, switches, wiring, WVO
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