CK-35 Won't start

[kantuckid]

When building crash vehicles i often took an electrical connector apart to repair it. Even my own F-150 I did that to save the $58 Ford dealer wanted for the wire plug that connected my Carbon Cannister that was rodent damaged. I also saved connecters from throw away parts to pigtail onto damaged ones on wrecks. It was a time expedient, not just the money. I always solder when doable! esp. on machines like tractors or motorcycles/scooters that vibrate a lot.
Some pigatils are common, some are not common but they all tend to be generic.

 

[Dave from GA & KY]

Just to update y'all, that connector worked perfectly, exact one I needed. took it out in the field, stripped a couple wires, twisted them together, put some electrical tape on it and the old Kioti started right up.

I did a better, more permenant repair with shrink tube, etc. when I got back to the barn.