Posted by RedMF on September 25, 2016 at 05:44:03 from (1.125.48.194):
Please could anyone with some knowledge of tractor wiring give me some help. (posted in the Massey section but the traffic was low).
To cut a long story short, I am having to use a loom for a Massey 135 on a 240 (there is no loom for my year of 240 available worldwide). The 135 loom is much simpler than the 240 and each group of leads has been marked up for me by the supplier but I am running in to some difficulties. There isnt an auto electrician anywhere near here.
First problem I have run into is that the 135 diagram is not very detailed and the book I have, has two for the diesel, one for an early model and one for a late. The loom was adapted by the supplier for an alternator. The early diagram is for a generator the later diagram is for an alternator but I'm not sure which diagram this loom represents. The early one doesn't even have wiring colours.
A further issue may be that the 135 loom is meant for the UK version of the 135 but the diagrams I have from the IT book were meant for the US version of the 135.
The second issue I have come across so far is the ignition switch terminals: the 240 has more than the 135 and seems to be numbered differently.
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