Posted by Farmhand Hank on November 17, 2009 at 15:02:50 from (68.51.98.235):
In Reply to: Inherited Farmall - H posted by Farmhand Hank on November 17, 2009 at 13:47:05:
Further details to questions... The positive battery cable goes from the battery, to what is deemed the "ignition button", that is spring loaded. There is an original wire tied in to this junction, that then goes to the "switch box". (Switch Box = where you could turn on the lights, if needed) An "original" wire then comes out of the box, and then is pig tailed to a newer wire that then goes to the "key" switch. The wire on the other side of this switch then is attached to the "coil". I've been guessing at the right combination of switch positions, with no avail. When I push in the "ignition button", the only thing that I can hear, is a "clang" coming from the starter. The one thing that I have not resorted to is the use of a volt meter, to deternime positive flow.
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