Posted by Ray Heck on June 13, 2009 at 12:54:07 from (75.179.178.208):
This message is a reply to an archived post by Bob M on December 23, 2008 at 18:58:59. The original subject was "Re: Farmall Wiring Schematic with New 3Position Switch".
Bob M ,
I am new to the wiring of a 1941 Farmall "M". Purchased it a couple of months ago and and notice the ampmeter never moves. Since the generator appeared to be the issue I had it rebuilt by a local shop that has done repairs for me in the past. The replacement cut-out is different and after I tried it the ampmeter was the same- on movement. OH, also tried the lights and they only work on high and no ampmeter movement. It appears to me the switch maybe bad. What is the next step? Thanks for any help, Ray Heck
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