Posted by HVFDfirefighter on August 10, 2017 at 14:33:21 from (67.45.32.33):
1952 Farmall Super A: Ok, I took all old wires off and replaced them according to a three wire alternator. It is a 12 volt negative ground. Problem was I could not get the tractor to shut off. I wired in a light from the number 1 wire from alternator but it still would not shut off. So I rewired using the following diagram using only one wire from alternator. Now tractor runs and shuts off as it should. When running, the ammeter is showing a positive charge. My question is: can this setup boil my battery? I figure the alternator has a voltage regulator in it and uses the three wires. Since I am only using one wire, does it skip the regulator? If so, how does it know when to charge and when not to charge? I do not have any of the lights hooked up yet.
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