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10.9. If any electrical connections are present discon-
nect or remove switch from console.
See Figure 10.9.
NOTE: The throttle cable and choke knob does
not need to be removed. The console can be
flipped up on the unit and secured safely.
NOTE: There is different throttle and choke
cable routing for the different models.
NOTE: Not all models have a choke knob.
Figure 10.9
Relays
PTO switch
Key switch
Reverse
switch
Solenoid
11. BATTERY REMOVAL
The battery can be removed two different ways.
Depending on the final out come of the work that needs
to be preformed is which technique you will use.
When just replacing a battery the fuel pump needs to
be removed.
If for any reason the right side control console has to
be removed in conjunction with removal of the battery,
the fuel pump will NOT have to be removed.
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE FOR
BATTERY REMOVAL WITH OUT THE
REMOVING THE RIGHT SIDE CONSOLE.
11.1. Disconnect the - (negative) lead to the battery.
11.2. Disconnect the + (positive) lead to the battery.
11.3. Disconnect the battery strap from frame.
11.4. Using a 3/8” wrench remove the two screws
securing the fuel pump to the engine. The hoses
don’t need to be removed. See Figure 11.4.
NOTE: When reinstalling the battery make sure
strap is hooked under the seat box before plac-
ing battery in the unit.
11.5. Battery can be pulled up and to the side to
remove.
NOTE: THE FOLLOWING STEPS ARE FOR
BATTERY REMOVAL WITH THE REMOVAL
OF THE RIGHT SIDE CONSOLE.
11.6. Disconnect the - (negative) lead to the battery.
11.7. Disconnect the + (positive) lead to the battery.
11.8. Disconnect the battery strap from frame.
Figure 11.4
Fuel pump
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