Help with Identification of my Attex

[nwortz]

I just bartered this 6x6 and I need help identifying what model it is. I have attached pics in hopes figuring what it is. The previous owner had the engine rebuilt from top to bottom, new(he actually found a brand new) crank the whole works. It has a JLO Rockwell motor in it. It has electric start, I am trying to figure out how it needs to be wired. It appears there are three wires coming out the back side of the motor (if i remember right, two blues and a yellow, or two yellows and a blue). Can someone also tell me the correct wiring for this... Thanks so much, my 9 and 4 year old boys are very antsy to ride this baby. Thanks in advance.

[racerone3]

that's a first generation Attex. a 208TT i think. as for your wiring, i believe the 2 yellow are charge, and the blue a kill wire. the charge wires will be AC current and need a regulator to make DC voltage. the kill wire will shut off the engine when hooked to ground. it gets wired to the M (for magneto) pole on the back of the ignition switch.
good luck getting it up and running. the little ones will love it. i can hardly keep mine out of the 6 wheelers!

[nwortz]

Thanks racerone3 for the quick reply. So the two yellow(charge) wires....is one for charging the battery and the other for the lights? Also, you mentioned the ignition switch... i don't actually have the key for it, is there a master key sold somewhere or is it just best to replace the switch? If so, do you have any idea where I could get that?

[racerone3]

the yellow are both charge. AC current. you will hook both to a regulator and then have a red and black (+&-) DC wires coming out of the regulator. i use a lawn tractor switch for my machines. use the search on the site for "attex wiring" and you should find some diagrams

[Don]

I think the machine may be either a model 297 (first model produced by Attex) or an ST300D. If the transmission shaft is 3/4" at the end, it's a 297. The indak switches are pretty primative and most any indak key will fit....or a pocket knife, paper clip, hair pin, nail file, sharp stick...etc

I've got extra keys if you need one.

[Amphiman1]

keyed up

I think the machine may be either a model 297 (first model produced by Attex) or an ST300D. If the transmission shaft is 3/4" at the end, it's a 297. The indak switches are pretty primative and most any indak key will fit....or a pocket knife, paper clip, hair pin, nail file, sharp stick...etc

I've got extra keys if you need one.

Don! you forgot small screw driver!