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Case SC wiring

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gkhalsa

11-26-2007 05:17:10




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I got this mostly restored 1954 Case SC 2-3 years ago. The generator has been disconnected but it starts right up from a 12V battery. Tried a new 6V battery but it would barely turn the engine over. There are cracks in the insulation on the wiring. I'd like to get it charging off the generator so I can use the lights. Thinking I probably have to replace the wiring. Anyone who'se done this have any advice about where to get the wiring or if I'm even on the right track?

Also, there only appears to be one wire that connects to the generator. Where exactly on the generator does it connect - I can't tell from the wiring diagram in the manual. Thanks.

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C. Amick

11-26-2007 19:01:11




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 Re: Case SC wiring in reply to gkhalsa, 11-26-2007 05:17:10  
For a 6 volt system, the battery cables should be at least a Size No. 2. Size No. 1 is probably even better. There should be a post on the gnerator marked "battery" where the wire connects. I think I have a wiring diagram that I can email to you, if you would like.



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SDLars

11-26-2007 18:59:55




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 Re: Case SC wiring in reply to gkhalsa, 11-26-2007 05:17:10  
The single wire to the generator is the battery wire. Use #2 or larger battery cables with 6 volt.



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480CK

11-26-2007 09:32:40




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 Re: Case SC wiring in reply to gkhalsa, 11-26-2007 05:17:10  
I can't speak for the rest of wiring issues, but the gauge of wire used on 6V systems is important. I have had great success using welding ground wire for my 6v applications from battery to starter, but you can go to Rural King or other farm supply store and get the bigger wires with the right connectors already installed.



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