Posted by Dave H (MI) on December 30, 2013 at 10:29:57 from (173.99.45.89):
Hoping this doesn't sound like a stupid question. The 1586 has a covered electrical connection at the rear. Cap says "Pollack" on it. Covers a seven pin electrical plug in. One center pin and six around the outside, top one being a larger pin presumably to line up the others. I see in the brochure a comment about a Plug In System for powering external lights and mowers.
Question is how did this work? Did IH supply the plug that goes into this? Why the seven pin configuration....trailers? I could use this to operate a rear strobe on my larger implements if I can buy a plug and adapt it to two wire. Guess if I could get my hands on the other half of the plug it would answer a lot of questions. Just looking for info on this so I can put it to use.
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