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Topic: Allis Chalmers B Wiring Diagram
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| rhr1950
07-16-2012 18:48:24
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Does anyone have a wiring diagram for a 12 volt conversion on a tractor with distributor instead of magneto?
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| rhr1950
07-17-2012 18:31:03
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Re: Allis Chalmers B Wiring Diagram in reply to rhr1950, 07-16-2012 18:48:24
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| Thanks for all the info; this is what I was looking for.
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| steve(ill)
07-16-2012 19:17:09
74.36.184.112
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Re: Allis Chalmers B Wiring Diagram in reply to rhr1950, 07-16-2012 18:48:24
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| old
07-16-2012 19:37:29
209.86.226.40
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Re: Allis Chalmers B Wiring Diagram in reply to steve(ill), 07-16-2012 19:17:09
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| That 10 ohm/10watt resister can also be a simple light bulb or diode. I have tractors wire up all those ways and have done many others with a few out ways to excite the alternator
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| steve(ill)
07-16-2012 19:20:28
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Re: Allis Chalmers B Wiring Diagram in reply to steve(ill), 07-16-2012 19:17:09
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| tha above assumes you are installing a DELCO 10SI alternator as your 12 v retrofit. The 10 ohm resistor is to cut backfeed from the alternator, and also drops voltage slightly so alternator will kick in and start charging. I have used this drawing on several tractors. I also like to install a FORD starter solenoid and a push button and clamp the factory switch on the starter "DOWN" so it is always engaged, and let the solenoid do the work.
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| steve(ill)
07-16-2012 19:21:44
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Re: Allis Chalmers B Wiring Diagram in reply to steve(ill), 07-16-2012 19:20:28
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| If you need a resistor on the coil depends on if you get a new 12 volt coil that needs no resistor, or if you use the old 6 volt coil that does need the resistor.
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