Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 26, 2008 at 18:41:44 from (209.226.106.91):
In Reply to: To Hugh MacKay.... posted by 1fortyfanatic on March 25, 2008 at 21:20:30:
Dave: I'm getting those diagrams scanned, had so many folks asking for them, decided it was easier than mailing. If anyone wants them just e mail me.
For any body that wants them these wiring diagrams are for 140 and the 4 different wiring schematics used during the production run of the 140. It outlines the serial number split at which changes were made. 140 started off in 1958 as 6 volt positive ground with generator, then 12 volt neg ground with generator and push button start, next system had flashers and a neutral starting switch were added and the final 140s had 12 volt neg ground with alternator and key start.
The early diagram is exactly same as 130, 100 and Super A with voltage regulator. These diagrams are very good for anyone wanting to upgrade wiring on any of these tractors.
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