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D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt?

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Stumpy

03-21-2006 17:18:30




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Hey Guys, I got my new to me D15 home today. Were they originaly 6 or 12 volt systems? Mine has a delco 10 si alternator on it. The wiring harness is kind of ratty, although I will probably leave the delco I am curious.

Thanks guys, and here's a pic for you

Stumpy

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steve(ill)

03-21-2006 20:19:06




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 Re: D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt? in reply to Stumpy, 03-21-2006 17:18:30  
D15 were 12 volt, but all D series were positive ground. Negative supply to the starter. They were all generators. Alternator is aftermarket, but good upgrade.



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Texas Denny

03-22-2006 06:03:20




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 Re: D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt? in reply to steve(ill), 03-21-2006 20:19:06  
Thanks for the correction. The book that I used didn't specify negative or positive. I should have checked further before stating which it was. I thought the one D-15 that I worked on was negative ground but must have been mistaken or it already had the alternator conversion.



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Texas Denny

03-21-2006 19:59:48




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 Re: D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt? in reply to Stumpy, 03-21-2006 17:18:30  
According to the book, both gas and diesel, series I and Series II were 12 volt negative ground.



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D17 man

03-21-2006 17:57:15




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 Re: D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt? in reply to Stumpy, 03-21-2006 17:18:30  
12 volt (i think)
anyway, nice tractor. do the loader hydrualics run off the tractor's hydraulic pump or do u need a pto pump or somthing? (i want a loader for mine but dont no if u need any modifications)



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D17 man

03-21-2006 17:56:25




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 Re: D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt? in reply to Stumpy, 03-21-2006 17:18:30  
12 volt (i think)
anyway, nice tractor. do the loader hydrualics run off the tractor's hydraulic pump or do u need a pto pump of somthing? (i want a loader for mine but dont no if u need any modifications)



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Stumpy

03-21-2006 18:03:56




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 Re: D15, 1961 6 or 12 volt? in reply to D17 man, 03-21-2006 17:56:25  
This one is set up on a stinger pump right off of the crank. The grill has been cut :(

Stumpy



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