Posted by JohnV2000 on May 21, 2020 at 16:16:29 from (174.229.4.12):
As I was examining my tractors wiring when trying to determine what the problem was, I realized that many of the wires are very old and do not look good, many seem to be falling apart and many connections are loose.
I think it is only a matter of time until more wiring goes bad, and I need to do more troubleshooting. Therefore, I think I will take some time to replace all the wiring on my Super C.
I do not want to simply buy a harness, I want to learn about the wiring so I want to make my own wire harness. I know it might be a little difficult or time consuming, but I want to learn.
Basically, my questions are...
Should I use different color wire or just use tape and numbers to mark the wires, if at all?
What gauge wiring do I need? Can I just buy one big spool and use all the same wire?
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