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How can I ell it is 6 volt?

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Dave Brown

09-04-2004 19:15:40




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How can I be sure it is 6 volt?




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Loren

09-04-2004 21:24:42




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 Re: How can I ell it is 6 volt? in reply to Dave Brown, 09-04-2004 19:15:40  
Look at the battery and see if the + is connected to the frame or the starter. + to the frame is positive ground. Look at the battery and count the fill caps. Each cap is 2 volts. 3 would be 6 volt and 6 would be 12 volt of course. If there isn't a battery in it gen and alts are usually stamped or marked as per there charging voltage. Also, you can take a different battery, doesn't matter voltage, and see which cable goes on which terminal. The positive and negative posts are different size. One will go right on and the other way you'll have to open the clamp to get it on(not the way it was wired last battery install).

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old

09-04-2004 19:45:28




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 Re: How can I ell it is 6 volt? in reply to Dave Brown, 09-04-2004 19:15:40  
I've never seen one with a gen that wasn't 6 volt.



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Jeff Oliver

09-05-2004 06:23:27




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 Re: How can I ell it is 6 volt? in reply to old, 09-04-2004 19:45:28  
All of the fleetlines are 6 volt unless they have been converted. Now I am guessing that someone could put a 12 volt battery and genereator off of a newer model on one. My 1800 has a 12 volt generator that could be switched to an older tractor. If I remember right the '50 series is where Oliver started using an alternator. However it should be stamped on the tag on the geneerator.



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