Super A wiring

Posted by Mark in Wa on June 15, 2006 at 22:45:29 from (207.118.68.168):

Well all is going good today. I recieved the last parts to put the Super A back together. I began assembling the new wiring harness and something didn't match up. The regulator on the tractor is mounted on top of the generator as opposed to below on the mounting bracket. This is no big deal but upon further review I realized there weren't enough terminals on the regulator. After reviewing Bob M's wiring diagrams (he really has done all of us a great service) I came to the conclusion that the regulator I have is a cut out style. It has one terminal on the outboard side labeled BAT and two on the inboard side marked GEN and F. Now to the question, Is it better to run the cut out style or a more updated regulator. What is the major difference between the two? I hate to cut the terminal end off of the wiring harness to accomodate a larger terminal end if this isn't the best set up. My second question is what would be the proper regulator to install on top of the generator and hook up as listed in the original wiring diagram. My third question is my wiring diagram lists a terminal block where the wiring comes together behind the control panel but there wasn't one there when I removed it. It looks asthough the light switch I have has a resistor on the lower side of it. Is this what is considered the terminal block? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Replies:

• Re: Super A wiring Bob M 07:45:41 06/16/06 (0)
• Re: Super A wiring John T 06:15:39 06/16/06 (0)
• Re: Super A wiring gene bender 04:05:21 06/16/06 (0)

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