Posted by Ray Tractor on December 09, 2017 at 17:27:33 from (67.45.32.133):
In Reply to: 1 Wire or 3 posted by pat sublett on December 09, 2017 at 16:53:19:
I agree with the previous posts. I have put 3 wire alternators on at least 5 tractors in the last few years, with the help of the good folks who post on here. It is really easy to wire them one you take time to understand a little bit about the charging circuit. Its really embarrassing that I was 50 years old before I managed to learn how the alternator is hooked up, but it sure has made a difference in my tractors starting.
ps. You have to understand a little family history here. Growing up, we just always parked the Allis WD on the hill and started it by rolling it down. I guess I just figured once a tractor got old, it had to be started that way. Who knew they could be repaired to start on their own! Dad was a very smart man, but he was not a mechanic.
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