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Dale in ND

05-10-2008 07:39:09




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Bob, two things you accept. 1- you are not an electric major, 2- you could be a english major, which would not help me on my tractor. Dale




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Bob

05-10-2008 08:25:49




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 Re: Bob 4040 in reply to Dale in ND, 05-10-2008 07:39:09  
Dale,

Sorry for the snotty reply. It was a LONG day yesterday, dealing with this kind of stuff, and I let it spill over onto the Board! I appologize.

Fact is, your tractor is SUPPOSED to have two six-Volt batteries. I verified my recollection of that in the partsbook, just to be sure.

SOMEBODY has re-engineered it!

WHATEVER you do, don't mess with the little terminal(s) on the starter solenoid. You can accidently start it in gear and get run over!

The correct place to connect accessories is to the relay/fuse panel hidden under the left half the the "clamshell" that covers the steering pedestal.

HAVE FUN!

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LarrySTN

05-10-2008 16:02:11




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 Re: Bob 4040 in reply to Bob, 05-10-2008 08:25:49  
I realize your mood in "helping spell" solenoid and don't take it personal, but apology is with one "p"....Larry



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Bob

05-10-2008 22:00:41




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 Re: Bob 4040 in reply to LarrySTN, 05-10-2008 16:02:11  
LOL!!!



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r john johnson

05-10-2008 09:05:38




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 Re: Bob 4040 in reply to Bob, 05-10-2008 08:25:49  
Bob

We all have days like that. We wouldn't want to loose your expertise on this board. FWIW. I wired the monitor on my NH 664 to the circuit breakers under the left side of the steering pedestal on my 4230. Two major advantages. One, the circuit is protected by the circuit breaker in case there is a short. Two, the monitor and all the wiring on the baler has no power when the key is turned off. No chance to a short to drain batteries or even worse, start a fire.

John

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