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Allis Chalmers CA wire Diagram

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lostagain

01-27-2005 14:46:05




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Hi Im haveing trouble getting a charge to take and i have some bad wires not sure were they came from or where they should go. ive been looking for a diagram on generator for some time if you could send me a diagram or tell me where i may find one i would apprieate Thanks

Thanks Again Rick




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Dick L

01-27-2005 19:54:05




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 Re: Allis Chalmers CA wire Diagram in reply to lostagain, 01-27-2005 14:46:05  
You can look at the link for one. Back up to picture 39 and 40 for more on the wiring.



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steve(ill)

01-27-2005 15:55:06




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 Re: Allis Chalmers CA wire Diagram in reply to lostagain, 01-27-2005 14:46:05  
send me your e-mail--- [email protected]
basicall there are two wires on the generator terminals "A" and "F". the "A" goes to the cutout switch on the side of the generator. the output of the cutout goes to ampmeter, output then to the negative terminal of battery.--- the "F" wire is ground. it goes to the light swith on a resistor. other side of resistor is grounded. when you turn on the lights the resistor is bypassed and the "F" goes directly to ground for "full charge"----- -6 volt positive ground. no voltage regulator.

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