Posted by used red mn on June 15, 2020 at 05:55:39 from (172.58.83.137):
In Reply to: Re: 49 farmall c posted by super99 on June 15, 2020 at 03:50:25:
Hobbs, please don�t get confused by the post by Super99, the diagram I referenced with the photo bucket label is an ...original 6V positive ground..style wiring for your set up. Just to add in the original configuration the L terminal feeds power to the ignition switch and lights. Since the generator is not there in your case it may be possible that the regulator is not there. I�m not sure if it mounts on top of the generator like it does on an H. Point being with no regulator if you want to temporarily run your tractor you will have to connect the Bat and L terminal wires together some way or find another path to supply 6V negative to the ignition switch. Possibly what Supper99 is referring to is in the linked post in the reply by KenB there is a link to BobM wiring diagrams, in that link there is a diagram to wire a tractor 12v negative ground using a Delco 10SI alternator.
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