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Wendel

01-18-2002 18:59:33

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Hello all, I'm hoping some one can fix me up, this is my first time posting btw, nice site. I have a Delco 10SI mounted, with my "batt" terminal connected to the ammeter, then to the starter solenoid. I have the #2 terminal going to the "Batt" terminal on the alternator with a short peice of #14 wire. Here's the problem, Where do I connect the #1 terminal to? The ignition switch only has 2 positions, "start" and "off". The only thing I can think of is to buy a new switch with a "run" post. Anywhere else I can find a switched power souce on this tractor? Thanks in advance.

Wendel

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Drill

01-18-2002 20:13:57

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Re: MF 175 alternator conversion question... in reply to Wendel, 01-18-2002 18:59:33

The electrical switch on most Massey tractors is mounted on the back of the oil pressure guage, it is activaed by the engine oil pressure. Hope this helps. Drill

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Wendel

01-18-2002 21:07:04

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Re: Re: MF 175 alternator conversion question... in reply to Drill, 01-18-2002 20:13:57

Thanks for the info. I am also hearing that connecting terminal #2 to the "Batt" terminal with a short wire will lead to premature alternator wear. Is this true? I've seen alot of set-ups done this way. Thanks again

Wendel

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