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For best help, please provide the Sears Model Number of your tractor. Usually it's 917.xxxxxx, but a few other prefixes are also used for different manfs.
It is usually found under the seat, although some of the old models may have it elsewhere.
There are over 1,000 different Sears Models, using well over 200 different electrical schematics.
Two tractors can have consecutive Model Numbers with very different electrical schematics. Confusing them can result in destroyed ignition modules, wiring harnesses etc.
Being able to immediately look at the correct schematic can result in MUCH faster, more accurate assistance regarding electrical problems.
If you can't find the numbers, try to provide other help, such as engine brand, model, type/spec etc.
Type of transmission, number of gears, mower deck width etc. may all help in identification.
The easier you make it for us, the easier we can make it for you.
It is usually found under the seat, although some of the old models may have it elsewhere.
There are over 1,000 different Sears Models, using well over 200 different electrical schematics.
Two tractors can have consecutive Model Numbers with very different electrical schematics. Confusing them can result in destroyed ignition modules, wiring harnesses etc.
Being able to immediately look at the correct schematic can result in MUCH faster, more accurate assistance regarding electrical problems.
If you can't find the numbers, try to provide other help, such as engine brand, model, type/spec etc.
Type of transmission, number of gears, mower deck width etc. may all help in identification.
The easier you make it for us, the easier we can make it for you.
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I had a guy in this tread..
http://www.mytractorforum.com/14-cr...37-craftsman-transmission-fluid-question.html
he did post the 917.xxxxxx number seen below..
CRAFTSMAN TRACTOR Parts | Model 917289081 | Sears PartsDirect
what gets me is some guys think we don't know a thing..
here is another tread of the same problem..
http://www.mytractorforum.com/14-craftsman-sears-forum/1035569-gentrans-cvt-fluid-type-2.html
note in the last tread the original poster of the first tread came into make a post too..
http://www.mytractorforum.com/14-cr...37-craftsman-transmission-fluid-question.html
he did post the 917.xxxxxx number seen below..
CRAFTSMAN TRACTOR Parts | Model 917289081 | Sears PartsDirect
what gets me is some guys think we don't know a thing..
here is another tread of the same problem..
http://www.mytractorforum.com/14-craftsman-sears-forum/1035569-gentrans-cvt-fluid-type-2.html
note in the last tread the original poster of the first tread came into make a post too..
02-01-17
You can lead a cow to a feild, but you can not make it eat...
Some people just don't wanna beleive the parts and body swapping some crooked people do just to sell something. :-(
-Thomas (12)
Just west of Seattle, Washington
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You can lead a cow to a feild, but you can not make it eat...
Some people just don't wanna beleive the parts and body swapping some crooked people do just to sell something. :-(
-Thomas (12)
Just west of Seattle, Washington
Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk
I just did this! We took model number sticker off the old body and swapped it onto new one to correct issue! Your right who knows what Previous owners do!
Bill, WELL DONE!! This should help if the person reads it first!For best help, please provide the Sears Model Number of your tractor. Usually it's 917.xxxxxx, but a few other prefixes are also used for different manfs.
It is usually found under the seat, although some of the old models may have it elsewhere.
There are over 1,000 different Sears Models, using well over 200 different electrical schematics.
Two tractors can have consecutive Model Numbers with very different electrical schematics. Confusing them can result in destroyed ignition modules, wiring harnesses etc.
Being able to immediately look at the correct schematic can result in MUCH faster, more accurate assistance regarding electrical problems.
If you can't find the numbers, try to provide other help, such as engine brand, model, type/spec etc.
Type of transmission, number of gears, mower deck width etc. may all help in identification.
The easier you make it for us, the easier we can make it for you.
Whirly the guy seems to know all already. Notice quite a few on here of late. Making it a not so fun place at times. I R.P. more than I should.I had a guy in this tread..
http://www.mytractorforum.com/14-cr...37-craftsman-transmission-fluid-question.html
he did post the 917.xxxxxx number seen below..
CRAFTSMAN TRACTOR Parts | Model 917289081 | Sears PartsDirect
what gets me is some guys think we don't know a thing..
here is another tread of the same problem..
http://www.mytractorforum.com/14-craftsman-sears-forum/1035569-gentrans-cvt-fluid-type-2.html
note in the last tread the original poster of the first tread came into make a post too..
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