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Generator , B Allis chamler

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Eddie Jones

06-25-2006 20:29:46




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When I bought the B, the guy said he didn't have generator hook up. He just kept the battery charge up, only bush hog about an acre with it. The generator is there but no wire to it. How should it be wire up there is two terminal on the generator. It a 1942 B Allis Chamler. Thanks, Eddie




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steve(ill)

06-27-2006 18:49:56




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 Re: Generator , B Allis chamler in reply to Eddie Jones, 06-25-2006 20:29:46  
first you need a volt meter or amp meter. next ground the F terminal to the frame of tractor. touch the "A" terminal to the ampmeter and other side of amp to the battery---- or connect the A to the battery directly and put a voltmeter across the A and F terminals.--- see if it charges with volt or amp meter. if the generator works, then you need to get a cutout relay to install in the A line to shut off power when motor is off.

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Phil Auten (Temple, TX)

06-26-2006 09:19:17




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 Re: Generator , B Allis chamler in reply to Eddie Jones, 06-25-2006 20:29:46  
Check out the link below to find a diagram for your tractor. Just choose one that fits your needs. If there is a cutout on your generator, choose that diagram. If your tractor has a voltage regulator, choose that one.

Phil



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