I found the seat "safety" switch to be overly intrusive. I couldn't lean over to watch the bottom corner of my snowplow, nor could I look over my shoulder to see behind me before that little nanny shut down the tractor.
Nanny had to go. I located the seat switch wire easy-peasy on the right hand side of the seat.
It ran under the seat to a connector on the left. Two-wire makes the job easy. Ringing it out showed the switch was a "sit to make a connection" switch.
I placed a connector in the line to jumper the wires together. Easy to undo if I ever feel the need for more stupid tyranny in my life...
Reconnect the connector and now I can lean over, turn around, stand up, do chinups on the monkey bar, whatever! Freedom!
Nanny had to go. I located the seat switch wire easy-peasy on the right hand side of the seat.
It ran under the seat to a connector on the left. Two-wire makes the job easy. Ringing it out showed the switch was a "sit to make a connection" switch.
I placed a connector in the line to jumper the wires together. Easy to undo if I ever feel the need for more stupid tyranny in my life...
Reconnect the connector and now I can lean over, turn around, stand up, do chinups on the monkey bar, whatever! Freedom!
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