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Wiring Diagram for '50 H

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Grant

08-04-1999 07:46:32




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To: The Red : I have seen several posts of yous offering a schematic for an H wiring harness. Could I get a copy please? Thanks, Grant




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Wayne Rhodes

07-04-2001 16:53:52




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 Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to Grant, 08-04-1999 07:46:32  
I have just today bought a farmall H and have no clue how to wire it. PLEASE HELP!!!!! ! #273989



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The Red

08-04-1999 07:53:12




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 Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to Grant, 08-04-1999 07:46:32  
Grant, where is your voltage regulator located? On the rear gas tank support or on top of the generator?



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grant

08-04-1999 11:50:16




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 Re: Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to The Red, 08-04-1999 07:53:12  
Hi. Right now, my generator isn't mounted. It was origionally on the bracket behind the gas tank, but I prefer the mount on the generator, like I had on my '47. If I have to choose, I'll put it back behind the gas tank. I will build the harness off your diagram. Thanks, Grant



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The Red

08-04-1999 12:20:31




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 Re: Re: Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to grant, 08-04-1999 11:50:16  
Grant just sent you an email with a pix attached.



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The Red

08-04-1999 12:16:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to grant, 08-04-1999 11:50:16  
Grant that is exactly what I did with my 51H. I preferred the VR on top of the generator. If you have $35 or so, Ken Updike has the harness. It's a tad short from the original but will do. 608-455-2411.

If you want to make one, either do a 12-2 house wire or 12-3 if you want the coil wire to route with the other two.

Do you have a low charge, high charge, dim light, bright light switch as the first question?

Assuming you have the above switch, its pretty simple to wire.

The wire from the bat terminal on the VR goes to the right post on the ampmeter when you are looking at the back of the light switch plate. This right post should also have your wire to the light assembly and to the coil switch. The left ampmeter post is from the battery via the starter switch.

The second wire goes from the field post off the generator to the lower farthest right hand screw on the light switch assembly.

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big fred

08-04-1999 15:08:50




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to The Red, 08-04-1999 12:16:34  
I disagree with Red on this one. Solid (house) wire should not be used on any vehicle or on any machiner that vibrates (anything with a motor). The vibration will cause connections to loosen. Vehicle wiring should always be stranded wire.



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Corky

08-06-1999 13:56:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to big fred, 08-04-1999 15:08:50  
I totally agree you need multi stranded wire solid might create a hazzard



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The Red

08-05-1999 03:18:33




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Wiring Diagram for '50 H in reply to big fred, 08-04-1999 15:08:50  
Didn't know that one Fred. I had house wiring on the 45H for 8 years with no loosening. Thanks for the tip. Hope Boeing doesn't use house wiring!



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