Re: Re: Re: super M wiring help for novice

Posted by Bob M on October 23, 2003 at 07:46:39 from (165.170.128.66):

In Reply to: Re: Re: super M wiring help for novice posted by Bob Murphy on October 23, 2003 at 05:37:19:

Bob - Having to jumper the regulator to get it to charge could mean either the regulator is bad or the wiring is messed up - and perhaps both. There are no fuses inside the regulator (the "black box"). The only fuse on the tractor is for the lights, and it affects nothing but the lights.

Whether to fix the generator depends on how are you plan to use your Super M. If you want to restore it and keep it "original" then you'll want to fix the existing 6 volt system. However if the tractor's gonna be strictly a worker, a 12 volt alternator conversion is the only way to go. It's cheaper, requires much less maintenance, allows pretty much unlimited use of lights, and makes for easier starting in cold weather.

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