Posted by chas036 on July 13, 2018 at 20:50:07 from (67.246.135.201):
I have a JD 720 diesel with an electric start that came without any wiring or starter or switches. I just bought a 40mt 24 volt starter which fits perfectly in the starter bracket that I want to use to start it. Also I bought two 12 volt 800 CA batteries which fit in the battery box, and I bought a 24 volt low turn alternator to charge the batteries.
What I need is help with how to wire it all up from scratch. If someone could send me a basic wiring diagram on how I would connect the ignition switch and battery to the starter, and how I would wire up the alternator back to the batteries, and where the amp meter connects in, and what size wire I would need, I would greatly appreciate it.
I know this is not original and I am not looking to restore it to original. I just want something that is reliable and will start the diesel and charge the batteries. I don't have lights or the fuel gage, so that is not an issue.
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