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W.D. wireing problems

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Mark C Cutler

07-16-2005 14:38:15




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Haveing just restored my W.D. before tractor was sand blasted&primed it ran now it has smokedthe six volt magnito completely burnt the insides after i hooked up new switches wireing new battery it is still not running and has even smoked the starter dose anyone out there have wireing diagram for a 1951 W.D. or can tell me what has happen to my baby and how igo about fixing this electrical melt down .mooman

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Steve in N.J.

07-19-2005 03:51:05




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 Re: W.D. wireing problems in reply to Mark C Cutler, 07-16-2005 14:38:15  
Mark,
It might not be as bad as you think. As Duey mentioned, the charging system along with anything else electrical on the machine need grounds for everything to work correctly. New paint is an excellent insulator for grounds. Clean all grounding connections etc. If you think you need a new wiring system, we offer a new system with step by step instructions and all new hardware. Drop us a line if interested. Be glad to help ya out....
Steve@B&B

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Duey (IA)

07-17-2005 19:02:15




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 Re: W.D. wireing problems in reply to Mark C Cutler, 07-16-2005 14:38:15  
Mark,
My guess is that you have hooked the battery system to the mag. The mag provides it's own power and the switch is a kill switch that grounds the mag to stop the engine...Also the starter may be a grounding problem. The 6 volt system is very sensative to a poor ground. Since you have just painted that may be the case. Pull the starter, shine up the mounting hole and the nose of the starter. The mag probably has the points smoked so will have to be checked out.

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