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John Deere AR
Thanks Jim it must have a mag there is no key type switch. there are however on the right side of the dash three pull type switches could one of these be a on/off type switch for the motor? had it running drove it home held the throttle back to kill the motor. I put 2 new batteries in it watched...- KBert
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John Deere AR
Just bought a 1950 AR from my uncle. A couple of questions. how do you hook up the batteries, and is there a ignition switch?- KBert
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