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Re: TD 6 wiring harness
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Posted by the tractor vet on February 06, 2005 at 21:25:09 from (4.124.88.119):
In Reply to: TD 6 wiring harness posted by Brad in Wa on February 06, 2005 at 17:36:40:
They are not hard to make up since you only have a few wire going out to the engine one wire to the switch over switch two wires going to the gen. a wire from the switch over to the coil one wire from the coil to the dist if ya got a battery ing. a couple more wires here and there . ya need some 10-12 ga. and 14 ga. and since your doing it your choise of color but don't use the same colorson differant things. . My choise wold be a 10 ga. in blue to the armature a yellow in 14 ga. to the field and a black 14 ga. to the switch over .that is i think they come from the factory with. And the loom well you could use the split plastic.
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