Posted by Jack in MI on October 13, 2013 at 02:46:33 from (69.214.5.122):
Has Any one Done The Voltage Regulator Conversion on an M or an H Tractor. I Bought the VRK Resister and all I Can Find and All that The Manufacturer said was F Terminal of Generator to F Terminal on Voltage Regulator. I'm New Working on Tractor's This M is the 74th From the Last One Built. This isn't setting right with Me in My Head. I Could go On and On with the Theory's. Why Do you Need This Resister. Why Do You Need a Cut Out at all. You Have an Amp Meter so You would Know if The Generator was Keeping up with it's Chores. So Is The Cut Out Supposed to shut down the Tractor if the Generator isn't Keeping Up. Any One Have a Photo of There Tractor's conversion with this Resister. Thanks for the Help it's Greatly Appreciated Sincerely Yours Jack
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