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Posted by Janicholson on February 03, 2006 at 16:24:48 from (66.173.50.90):
In Reply to: 560 questions posted by Mcred on February 03, 2006 at 14:30:16:
I'm going to answer some of the questions as best I can with what I know. If you are pulling the tractor, the amount will be different depending on what you remove to reduce parasitic drag. Use #00 wires for the battery cables with soldered on ends. Use 10 gauge wire for charging system current loads and the alternator. Use 12 gauge for all else. Use different colors, follow the original color scheeme to prevent hazardous throwing of things in frustration. Use crimp on terminals and shrink tubing to detail the terminals and limit moisture and bending related breakage. JimN
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