Posted by Ac145 on April 03, 2022 at 12:59:18 from (71.74.145.59):
In Reply to: Ford naa posted by Ac145 on April 02, 2022 at 16:56:45:
My guess is the OP is not going to post back and tell us what the real issue is because he may be to embarrassed to say. In my thinking providing such details is quite helpful on a site like this because it can help others from not needing ..to go the long way around.. to solve a simple problem. This sentence from USED RED MN.
I got this tractor in a non-running condition. I will do to the best of my ability explain what I have tried to do to get this darn thing running. I will say that I looked up many NAA wiring diagrams and found one that I can understand.Then rewired tractor per diagram I guess looking back I couldve looked at my WD 45 and followed how its wired with the one wire system.
This tractor website Has what it seems that infinite amount of information
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