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Wireing diagram for Allis Chalmers B

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Keith

04-20-2003 12:46:53

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Have An AC "B" I have the book for parts,owners,and service but it has no Wireing Diagram for chargeing system and for the on ,off switch etc. Does anybody have one that i could get a copy of????? ? Tractor is not chargeing and wires were everywhere when starting on machine. Thanx for your help..... .. Keith

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steve

04-20-2003 15:08:30

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Re: Wireing diagram for Allis Chalmers B in reply to Keith, 04-20-2003 12:46:53

i will send you one e-mail. basically the generator has two terminals F and A. the A goes to a cutout relay (small coil box mounted to the generator) they other side of the cutout goes to the ampmeter, then the battery. THe system is a positive ground so the ampmeter is connected to the - side. THe F side of the generator is the ground side. A wore should run back to the light switch risistor. When the lights are off the wore connects to the resistor and give a low charge. When lights are on the risistor is out of the circuilt. the F wire is connected striaght to ground thru the switch and you get full charge, about 6-8 amps. Note that the system is + ground if it is original. If you have more questions, ask.

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Kevin (FL)

04-20-2003 13:09:35

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Re: Wireing diagram for Allis Chalmers B in reply to Keith, 04-20-2003 12:46:53

Keith,

Check out Bart's post on Magnetos a few posts down. On this answer (URL below) there's a link to some good diagrams:

http://www.ytmag.com/ac/messages/43856.html

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