John Deere joystick grip part#

   / John Deere joystick grip part# #11  
Oh,
Here are all that parts that make up the handle, the prices are NOT current though:

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   / John Deere joystick grip part#
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kennyd said:
The switches in the handle are only good for 1/10th of an amp, so the use of relays is required.
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That's good info thanks for posting, I didn't see any specifications on the switch.
 
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On mine it wasn't a direct replacement fit, the diameter of my shifter was too small, so I just cut a piece of 1/2" copper pipe for a sleeve, and it worked perfect.
 
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swampbuggy77 said:
Kenny - is this grip an easy replacement for the old knob? I have a 2007 3720 with the old knob. Would this grip screw be an easy swap (electronics aside)?
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The new grip mounts with two bolts, so you'd have to at a minimum drill those holes. I am not sure if the diameter is the same either.

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   / John Deere joystick grip part# #16  
Are you putting a harness on a switch that's already built into the pod, or adding your own switch? If adding your own, can you do either NO or NC momentary configuration?
 
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WinterDeere said:
Are you putting a harness on a switch that's already built into the pod, or adding your own switch? If adding your own, can you do either NO or NC momentary configuration?
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Are you asking me?

We are adding a switch to the circuit board, it's explained on our website. The switches are NO, I'm not sure if a NC version is available.
 
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kennyd said:
Are you asking me?

We are adding a switch to the circuit board, it's explained on our website. The switches are NO, I'm not sure if a NC version is available.
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Yep, sorry I wasn't clear. I think this might work for my application, perhaps even without the relay box. I'm thinking of using this as an alternate operator presence button, wired in parallel with a (assumed NO) seat safety switch, such that I can hold that button to lift my butt off the seat without the tractor shifting to neutral.

I need to verify the seat switch is indeed a simple NO SPST, and if so, check the maximum current on that circuit during various operations (eg. with w/o PTO), to verify it's always well under 100 mA. If so, do you have a listing/price for just the switch, without the relay box? I'd really like to keep added wiring minimal and clean.
 
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