Posted by gene bender on February 29, 2008 at 18:56:28 from (67.55.226.69):
In Reply to: Positive ground posted by Kristof on February 29, 2008 at 12:31:26:
This subject will have answers depending on lots of backgrounds. My experience in basic electric school taught by RCA and GE was pos grnd is natural due to this plannet and north pole and south pole. If your system is designed for pos gnd then go that way. Older stuff for yrs on 6v was pos gnd. Take your pic with what you have. Your 6v C was probably pos gnd when new so stay that way or did yours have a GERMAN charging system as im just not familiar with the FRENCH Cs or is yours GERMAN. You forgot to tell the readers where you live and the origin of your tractor.
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