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Re: revenge of the buzz
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Posted by Buzzman72 on November 09, 2003 at 07:42:01 from (207.69.140.55):
In Reply to: revenge of the buzz posted by farmallsc on November 08, 2003 at 14:55:32:
First off...I've worked on a lot of Farmalls of that vintage at the old garage that dad and grand-dad ran, and I don't EVER recall seeing a "red light" on the "dash" of a Super C...so if there IS one there, it's NOT factory...and neither is a KEY switch on a Super C. Next...have you tried to crank the tractor over with the hand crank? If it won't crank by hand, I've got a LOT of ideas about where the "buzz" is coming from. And what's this about the sound of gears grinding? Are you trying to use the starter, and maybe either the flywheel ring gear of the starter drive gear is causing a grinding noise? There's a LOT of information here that's not making sense...but the replies you have so far make plenty of sense. What it sounds like to me is that you've removed the battery, you've hooked the battery charger (12V?) up to the battery cables, and you're trying to engage the starter...is that correct? And what's the source of the buzzing? Sounds like you're trying to say it's coming from inside the distributor, which I don't think is very likely...either the generator voltage regulator or the starter solenoid sound like more likely sources for the buzz. But if this Super C has a key switch and some sort of "red light" on the "dash," then it sounds like you're getting into the middle of something that's ALREADY been screwed up...just my opinion. And THIS "buzz" doesn't believe in revenge.
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