PTmowerMech
Lawn Addict
I'd rather MTD put a wire connection for their headlights, than a gimmick like the hose connection. Having to take out, and reinstall the headlights is a pain in the butt.
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- Thread starter Jim Gronewold
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I'd rather MTD put a wire connection for their headlights, than a gimmick like the hose connection. Having to take out, and reinstall the headlights is a pain in the butt.
Mower King
Well-Known Member
Doesn't MTD have blade terminals that disconnect from the headlights or a plastic plug connecter a foot or 2 down the wiring harness from the lights? Our CC's do!
PTmowerMech
Lawn Addict
Yes, you can disconnect all 4 wires. But I've pulled the male connections out of the headlights themselves a couple of times. So I'm a little skittish on doing that. I like the old way of doing it, with the harness down by the muffler.
no they dont put those plugs on the residential MTD mowers, they wanted to save that 3 cents on every mower they make.
you have to pull the bulb sockets out and feed the wires out of the hood and lay them on the ground or hang it over the brake pedal when removing the hoods, its a real stupid design yet fighting with a stuck plug on ayp mowers i often wonder if having a disconnect able plug is really all that much better
Mower King
Well-Known Member
You're right, I looked at some new XT's this morn when I got to work. They have changed them on the new stuff....that is another example of an Engineer designed part, they will never have to work on....stupid idea! The old blade terminal bulb sockets, were a lot easier to work with!
Tiger Small Engine
Lawn Addict
Total gimmick. Nothing beats lifting the mower and occasionally scraping the underside of deck. Unfortunately, almost all my customers never scrape their deck. Sometimes takes me 30 plus minutes during a tune up to clean it.
