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Patsy Tucker

06-24-2007 18:09:22




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I have been looking everywhere for a wiring diagram for a 1959 310 Case bulldozer. Everything i do to it the ignition still won't shut off. All major parts are new. For some reason the battery is being drain everytime it is used. Can anyone please help me?




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randy448

06-25-2007 03:08:07




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 Re: 310 Case dozer in reply to Patsy Tucker, 06-24-2007 18:09:22  
has this had a Delco alternator installed on it? If so the key switch needs to have two hot terminals in run pos. or else it will do just as you say.Converted many tractors and run into this problem before.



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Patsy Tucker

06-25-2007 05:06:27




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 Re: 310 Case dozer in reply to randy448, 06-25-2007 03:08:07  
Thank you, I need to know what wires hook to the iginition switch, and do they all hook to the batt side of the switch. I'm new at this stuff. But i'm learning fast.



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randy448

06-28-2007 19:29:23




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 Re: 310 Case dozer in reply to Patsy Tucker, 06-25-2007 05:06:27  
Only the battery wire goes to B terminal.I[ignition]goes to the coil,S[start] goes to solenoid or push buttonsafety or however it cranks over.R or L terminal can go to field terminal on Delco type alternator. If you have any other type of charging system I need to know whsat type.



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