Posted by redforlife on March 27, 2017 at 09:55:56 from (68.234.121.124):
In Reply to: Battery hook-up for posted by birdbrain9291 on March 26, 2017 at 08:12:44:
An H originally had a 6 volt battery and was positive ground. If equiped with a cut out, the system will work the same if hooked up negative ground. You just have to polarize the generator after hooking up battery. And your volt meter will read backward unless you change the wires on that. But there is no point in it. Just leave it positive ground and remember to hook the battery up that way. There are negative and positive ground voltage regulators. So if an H is equipped with a regulator, the regulator wont take any being hooked up backwards on the ground. You will smoke the regulator. Getting kind of hard to see H's with an original set up. A lot of cut outs were switched to regulators. A lot of 12 volt conversions have been done. If any changes have been made to the tractor, it is important to remain the same as the changes. Unless you completely convert it to the way that you want it.
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