Posted by oldtanker on December 10, 2011 at 10:33:03 from (66.228.255.223):
In Reply to: electrical conversion posted by cb in wisc on December 10, 2011 at 08:14:04:
I'd go with the 3 wire. I've got 2 tractors set up with the 3 wire and one that I got with a one wire. All three work. I don't really like the one wire because I have to start the tractor, let it idle for a bit then run it up to make it kick in. If I'm feeding a round bale thats start it and run it about 10 min to make sure everything is well lubed before I kick the RPM'S up. 5 min to feed the bale and another 10 min or so at high idle to charged the batts back up. With the 3 wire they start charging right away so I could feed the bale after the initial warm up and shut it down....go get a cup of coffee.....when it's -20 that extra time outside letting the batts charge isn't fun. Summer time is no problem cause after warm up it's getting run to do field work or haying. My 2 3 wires are set up with a diode rather than the light bum someone else mentioned. Both ways work.
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