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Posted by chadd on April 29, 2006 at 11:41:47 from (65.54.155.51):
I was just wondering if anyone has a diagram of a Farmall 806 electrical system. Our 806 is an early 1964, and originally had a 12V generator with external voltage regulator. Over the years, some previous owner changed it out in favor of a one-wire Delco. We are having lots of trouble with this system, either the regulator quits and it won't charge at all, or when it does charge, it drains the batteries. We have a Delco 10si laying around with the 3 wires. Does someone have a diagram of how to install this? The wiring this genius did is all over the place. There are loops of wire tied up under the cowling and the old voltage regulator is still all wired in. It is a mess. The factory setup with the three wire in our 966 seems a lot better. Thanks for the help. Chad
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