Glad I could help. I am still planning to release a video of how to completely do away with it, however it's almost going to be a complete rewire to regain all the safety switches so it's taking longer than I expected.
It's in the works. It may end up being almost a total Rewire. But I'm trying to figure out a way that relatively simple that anyone can do. It doesn't help that I've still needed to use it so I can't afford for it to have much down time.
I love the wheel chock idea! So I put up an update video on my channel just letting everyone know I didn't forget about it. And also to see if a video showing the wiring would be wanted. It may take me a few weeks but I'll start working on how to simplify what I did and maybe see if I can find a "universal" way that would help everyone not just this particular model. Thanks for the feedback!
For me the connection for the brake module got gunked up so before I replaced it I cleaned it out and it worked just fine so I saved myself $150 and the time to replace something I didn’t have to replace
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You have made me a happy man. This timecutter has made me crazy . Thank you for your video.
Glad I could help. I am still planning to release a video of how to completely do away with it, however it's almost going to be a complete rewire to regain all the safety switches so it's taking longer than I expected.
Subbed. I look forward to seeing your workaround.
It's in the works. It may end up being almost a total Rewire. But I'm trying to figure out a way that relatively simple that anyone can do. It doesn't help that I've still needed to use it so I can't afford for it to have much down time.
I'd like a video of the new wire setup without the sensors. Just carry a wheel chock to throw under the tire when on a slope! Easy peasy.
I love the wheel chock idea! So I put up an update video on my channel just letting everyone know I didn't forget about it. And also to see if a video showing the wiring would be wanted. It may take me a few weeks but I'll start working on how to simplify what I did and maybe see if I can find a "universal" way that would help everyone not just this particular model. Thanks for the feedback!
And if you haven't already don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you get notifications when I do post the new video!
i have a 50in timecutter and my module is running and wont turn off unless i pull the battery.
All of my experiences with that module has been a nightmare. I'm so glad I finally rewired mine. It was a job but well worth it.
Hi Matt. Can't thank you enuf. I'm a novice but I like to repair rather than replace. I will be watching everything you post from now on.
Yes what a nightmare on a $5000 POS!!! If I'd only known!!!
It really is. I guess it's Toro's way of continuing to get money from you after the sale.
For me the connection for the brake module got gunked up so before I replaced it I cleaned it out and it worked just fine so I saved myself $150 and the time to replace something I didn’t have to replace
That's awesome. I wish that's all mine was.
April 2024 - now $182