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Posted by Paul Shuler on September 27, 2002 at 11:28:23 from (205.188.209.78):
Hi Bob, My neighbor has spent two years restoreing every nut, bolt and seal on a 1950 JD A. This last summer he has had some health problems and needs some help wiring the old girl up.I was going to ask on the JD board but I have never gotten bad advise here so thought I would try you first, I know you use some green on your tree farm.It has a delco reamy 12v gen on it if that helps any.If you have a diagram that would be great but if not any advise you can give would be welcome. He has put so much work into it I don't want to screw anything up on it. Thanks Bob
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