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bart

04-13-2002 14:13:12




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Do i hook the gen right to batery or does it go to switch first ????? ?




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Clooney

04-13-2002 16:52:32




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 Re: model 50 generator in reply to bart , 04-13-2002 14:13:12  
Bart, does the generator have a regulator on it?
~Is the regulator hooked up to the (F) & (A) posts on the generator?
~If it has a regulator does the regulator have 3 or 4 terminals on it?
~What model 50 do you have?
~We will need to know the above to guide you on installation.



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bart

04-14-2002 08:40:19




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 Re: Re: model 50 generator in reply to Clooney, 04-13-2002 16:52:32  
Clooney it does not appear to have a regulator all i see is a post marked a nad one marked f. It is a 1954 model 50 ser#5016089



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Clooney

04-14-2002 10:46:14




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 Re: Re: Re: model 50 generator in reply to bart, 04-14-2002 08:40:19  
Bart, you will need a regulator for the generator to operate. ~Depending on how your tractor is set up, positive ground or negative ground, (it was positive ground from the factory) you will need a regulator rated for either that ground, or both + & - grounds. ~Then it will have to be installed on the generator & wired to the generator & ammeter.
~Regulator wiring is as follows: (BAT) terminal goes to NON-battery side of ammeter,,,(GEN) terminal goes to (A) post on generator,,,(F) terminal goes to (F) post on generator. After installation you must polarize the generator by momentarily hooking a jumper wire from (BAT) to (GEN) terminals on the regulator, after a spark remove the jumper wire, it is then polarized.

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Frank-in-Tallahassee

04-13-2002 16:52:03




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 Re: model 50 generator in reply to bart , 04-13-2002 14:13:12  
Bart:

You can view a wiring diagram of your 50 at Deere Hunters website.

Frank-in-Tallahassee
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