wiring diagram for TC35

[joebandit]

Can someone point me in the right direction to find one. I don't feel like giving NH $100+ for the trailer connector, when one can be had for under $30 from walmart and various other places. Even a copy of it from a repair manual would be good. There isn't one in the owners manual, which my dealer gave me at time of purchase, also for the tc240 bucket. Any help appreciated. And I don't need a $200 repair manual, at least not yet.

 

[TractorTech]

Posting a better picture on next post

 

[TractorTech]

Joe, this is the deluxe light schematic from a 3 cylinder TC book like TC33D, but should be similar

 

[joebandit]

Thanks, should be close enough for me to wire in a connector. It is too small for me to read. Can You send it to me, look at this website for an address.

http://www.conbuilder.com

 

[jinman]

Thanks, should be close enough for me to wire in a connector.

Joe, my owner's manual has a full set of schematics in the back. Are you sure yours does not have them? You don't need a repair manual. BTW, your tractor has no brake lights. The switch on the brake pedal is just to disable cruise control. You will need to install a brake light switch in addition to wiring in tail lights and directional signals.

 

[joebandit]

My 2011 operator's manual doesn't, where can I get one like Yours? The part number on this one is: 84471926
It is kind of like the book you get with a new car.

 

[jinman]

Joe, I just noticed that you have a Boomer 35 and NOT a TC35 as your thread title suggests. That means your tractor is LS based instead of Shibaura based. The Boomer series is very different from the TC series, including the OP Man'l. All my comments about the electrical system and brake system do not apply to your tractor. A TC35 wiring diagram is not what you need. Perhaps the schematic Tractor Tech posted is your best source.

 

[joebandit]

His picture was way to small for my bad eyes, some picture formats can be blown up and retain the stuff on it, but some just get even fuzzier.

 

[jinman]

Yes, the illustration was small, but he said it was for a TC33 sized tractor. That makes it a Shibaura instead of an LS, so I think many details may be different.

 

[joebandit]

It was a try, guess I'll just have to do it the old fashioned way, with a meter or test light.

 

[TractorTech]

Jinman is right, the schematic was for TC33, not Boomer 35, big difference. Just out of curiosity, which is it, Boomer 35 or TC35. I can email the TC diagram if that is what you have, but I don't have Boomer info.

 

[joebandit]

My mistake, I was thinking they are the same. Mine is a Boomer 35.

 

[joebandit]

I would imagine the wiring colors are the same. Could somebody give me an idea what they are for the left, right blinker and stop? thanks in advance, the NH dealer wants a bit over $100 for a seven way with mounting plate and connector. Kind of silly considering one can be had from wally world and other places for a bit over $30.

 

[jinman]

Joe, I know how you feel. There are lots of things on our tractors that have generic replacements. However, when you walk into the dealership and walk out with a a part that works with no modification, that's worth something. You may spend $100 in grief equity trying to find a suitable work-around. Biting the bullet and paying the price might be the best solution. Good luck either way you go.

 

[joebandit]

I broke down and bought the connector. Then I find out it has 7 round pins, got the adapter from the Deere dealer. Can somebody tell me what the colors are on that connector? Should be the same no matter which NH tractor it is. I seen that the expensive big tractors have the connector already. Wasn't cheap either.