Re: Electricity Leak in Farmall Cub 1955

Posted by Buzzman72 on June 09, 2004 at 05:30:55 from (67.241.15.48):

In Reply to: Electricity Leak in Farmall Cub 1955 posted by Doug on June 08, 2004 at 09:12:40:

For that electricity that's leaking out, I hope you're using a PLASTIC bucket to catch it instead of a metal one...or, worse yet, letting it run all over the shop floor! ;^)

If, when you did the 12V conversion and went from positive ground to negative ground, you remembered to switch the leads on the back of the alternator...has anybody done any arc welding on the tractor since then? That's a good way to "fry" a diode in the alternator and create a constant discharge...yeah...been there, done that, bought the replacement alternator.

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