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D17g wiring harness

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david l wilson

10-30-2002 19:58:08




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does anyone know if i can get a new complete wiring harness for my 58 d17 gas. thanks david




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John

10-30-2002 20:21:50




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 Re: d17g wiring harness in reply to david l wilson, 10-30-2002 19:58:08  
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Hi David I just restored my 1958 D-17. I made a completely new wiring harness for my d-17 using my Operating Instructions manual for help. There is a page in that book towards the end that tells you what wire goes were and even the correct color of that wire. If you want i might be able to scan that page and e-mail it to you.
When i made mine I used 12 gauge wire. You should have seen the wires i took out. Someone had spliced a wire from the generator that had burned in half with speaker wire. No wounder my battery wouldn't hold a charge. Also the back of my dash was solid rust from sitting outside. That rust was shorting out the amp gauge and the battery.
Let me know if I can help.
Do it yourself and save money as well as learn a new trade. If i can do it so can you.

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david l wilson

11-02-2002 10:21:39




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 Re: Re: d17g wiring harness in reply to John, 10-30-2002 20:21:50  
hey john thanks for the info, i made the one i am using now myself also and it works fine, i used my allis manual for reference . i am re-restoring this tractor and i am tired of getting beat at shows because of small things like non original wiring, alt. tire size,etc. so i am trying to put it back all original.



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Bryan Smith

11-01-2002 13:02:08




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 Re: Re: d17g wiring harness in reply to John, 10-30-2002 20:21:50  
AGCO should still offer them - they have the one for the WD/WD45 for about $65. Check with Sandy Lake Implement in PA. There is also an outfit that advertises on here once in a while that makes "old style" harnesses - using materials like they used back then - if you're interested in historical accuracy. I *think* they go under wiringharnesses.com or something similar. That AGCO harness is fine for a normal tractor, though.

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