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Wiring and distributor lubrication on SC

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Gary B.

10-03-2003 10:50:17




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I got the wiring diagram from Mike Schotte a while ago. Thanks Mike! It shows the battery negative post going to ground. Is that correct for an SC? I guess I was expecting a positive ground system.

Also, the tractor dad is restoring had been converted to use a distributor, but the distributor was missing. We have a replacement, but we're concerned about lubrication of the distrubutor drive gear. Does engine oil somehow make it to that point, or is it supposed to be lubricated manually on a periodic basis?

Gary

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C. Amick

10-03-2003 13:20:04




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 Re: Wiring and distributor lubrication on SC in reply to Gary B., 10-03-2003 10:50:17  
I don't know what kind of distributor you have, but some of the International Harvester distributors have a removable plug on the side of them that can be easily replaced with a grease fitting. As I recall, it is a slotted plug that can be removed with a screw driver.



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Bruce Nelson

10-03-2003 12:06:46




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 Re: Wiring and distributor lubrication on SC in reply to Gary B., 10-03-2003 10:50:17  
Gary, Mike is right. Pack the distributor drive gear with fresh gun grease. It will last for years.
Bruce



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Mike Schotte

10-03-2003 11:34:17




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 Re: Wiring and distributor lubrication on SC in reply to Gary B., 10-03-2003 10:50:17  
Gary,

Yes, the SC is negative ground. With some exceptions (that you can find listed in the archives), Racine built tractors were neg. ground and Rock Island built tractors were pos. ground. (so I've heard.)

There was a post by Bruce Nelson a while back regarding a similar question about the governor drive gear. I seem to remember that he said that this area was packed with grease for lubrication. I don't believe it is oiled by the oil system.

-Schotte

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