Posted by Rich ORourke on August 29, 2008 at 23:24:38 from (68.163.13.135):
Hi, when i open up the sheet metal cover where the light switch is on my farmall H, i noticed that there is a wire cut off from the center of the back of the ammeter, but there are still wire going into one terminal, and wire going out from the other terminal, what is the center wire cut off from the back of the center of the ammeter for? Also, there is no fuse on the back of the bakelite board where the light wires screw into. There is only one fuse holder clamp, shouln"t there be two? Can I send a picture to somebody who can help me figure this out? This is a 1942 Farmall H, with a 1948 engine and seat and who knows what else, but the 6 volt system starts like a champ every time with minimal effort and runs at low idle at 4oo RPMS. thank you very much to anyone who can help!!!
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