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Bob

01-12-1999 09:00:49




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Can anyone tell me where I can find a Light Switch, Lights and Wiring Harness for a '45 AC model C.

Also does anyone know the location and how the oil pump works on this thing?
Thanks
Bob




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Gordon Chance

01-12-1999 20:12:12




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 Re: Parts for a C in reply to Bob, 01-12-1999 09:00:49  
Bob: The oil pump for the C is externally mounted on the rear of the engine and driven from the rear of the camshaft. It has a pickup tube and screen strainer in the base to bring the oil to the pump. The oil feeds into the engine through the center of the camshaft with a spring and ball at the front of the camshaft to maintain and control pressure. From each cam bearing there is a passage to feed pressurized oil to each main bearing and spray holes in line with each connecting rod journal in the camshaft to spray oil to each connecting rod bearing. There is a pipe screwed into the oil pump with a line attached to carry oil to the oil filter and back into the base. The oil pump is a vane type of pump. This is a brief description of where the pump is located and how the system works. Have a nice day. Gordon

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Dan D.

01-12-1999 10:29:34




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 Re: Parts for a C in reply to Bob, 01-12-1999 09:00:49  
For the wiring harness, contact Jim Guarino at the phone #/address below.

Jim Guarino
Agri-Services
[email protected]
13899 North Road
Alden,NY 14004
716-937-6618 For the light switch, if the tractor still has the three position light/charge control switch, you can't get new ones, but usually the old ones just need to be taken apart and cleaned with the some WD-40.
For the lights, do you need just bulbs or the whole thing? You can get new bulbs ( the 6 volt bulbs are #1133, or else you can get 6 volt sealed beam lights at farm supply stores. Please e-mail me if you have any other questions.

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