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07-29-14, 06:02 AM

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Lawn tractor back-up switch

Have a Murray 18HP, 42" cut, probably 2004/5 tractor and would like to disconnect the backup safety switch. Would I find it on the right near the deck-engage lever...? Or on the trans pedal shaft...? Would Murray have a schematic on their site....(only thought of that now).
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07-30-14, 12:46 AM

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Not sure where it is located on that mower.

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