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40B with distributor but no generator???
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David the Amateur farmer
08-21-2002 18:01:27
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Have just bought a 40B with a distributor and battery, but no generator. How does the battery get recharged if the coil keeps drawing on it and there's no generator to recharge? I am missing something here, but then I grew up on Ford Ns (no joking please!)
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Ted Seifert
08-21-2002 22:52:45
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Re: 40B with distributor but no generator??? in reply to David the Amateur farmer, 08-21-2002 18:01:27
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In 1940 (to the best of my knowledge)only magnetos were available. Distributors came later on the B. I think someone changed your tractor from a mag to a dist. With out a gererator the only way the battery gets charged is with a battery charger.
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steve
08-22-2002 19:40:15
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Re: Re: 40B with distributor but no generator??? in reply to Ted Seifert, 08-21-2002 22:52:45
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i agree, it had a mag in the beginning. the tractor will probably run all day without a recharge, but put on the battery every evening, (or once a month if you use it seldomly)
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