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JD Model M 1951

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Gary Tarr

10-04-2001 11:24:55

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Does anyone have a copy of the 6 volt wiring for this?
I redone some of the wiring , but it still will not start on its own? should this be a possitive or negetive ground?
I am trying to work on this, its my Father-In Laws and I don't know anything about these
After I rewired the bad wiring it would turn over a little ,but didn't start.
We can pull it and with a little pull it starts and runs good and shows a good charge
But, when i tried to turn it over and start it the starter smoked a little and the negitive cable got hot?
Help!!
Thanks,
Gary

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Clooney

10-04-2001 14:03:31

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Re: JD Model M 1951 in reply to Gary Tarr, 10-04-2001 11:24:55

Gary, it sounds like either your starter is bad or there is a bad ground in the starting circuit or the battery cables are too small of a gage (small 12 volt cables from the local auto or tractor parts store aren't heavy enough gage for a 6 volt system). Your system is positive ground.

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Tugboat

10-04-2001 18:03:00

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Re: Re: JD Model M 1951 in reply to Clooney, 10-04-2001 14:03:31

Clooney; I helped myself to a copy also. I assume this diagram would apply to a 320 also.
Thanks; Tugboat

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Clooney [1st part]

10-04-2001 18:39:18

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Re: Re: Re: JD Model M 1951 in reply to Tugboat, 10-04-2001 18:03:00

Tugboat, I don't have a wire print on the 320 but a 40 is real close.

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Clooney [2nd part]

10-04-2001 18:41:15

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Re: Re: Re: Re: JD Model M 1951 in reply to Clooney [1st part], 10-04-2001 18:39:18

second part.

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