Posted by Baelee05 on March 15, 2011 at 15:38:16 from (12.192.13.220):
I know there has been a lot of wiring questions lately so I hate to pile on with another but here goes. I posted last winter that I was setting up an M that I got in disrepair on a 12V system. I kind of walked away from it for a couple of months and forgot what was what. It is a 39 M with magneto ignition, a 4 post VR, set up for 12V. The gen shop set the generator and VR for 12V. The following is the way that they told be to wire the tractor. Wire from gen post of VR to ARM post of gen. F post of VR to F post on gen. L post of VR to left post of ammeter. Batt. post of VR also to left post of ammeter. Cable from negative post of battery and wire from right post of ammeter to top post of the starter button. Cable from bottom post of starter button to post of starter. Cable from positive post of battery to tractor frame for a ground. Does this sound right? I looked at Farmall Bob's diagrams and didn't see anything for a magneto ignition with 4 post VR set up on 12V.
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