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Posted by Jon Hagen on February 20, 2000 at 21:45:25 from (206.29.96.97):
In Reply to: radio posted by Bill]706] on February 20, 2000 at 21:16:21:
If it is a fender mount tractor radio many of them had switches on the bottom or rear to set the radio for + or - ground or 6 or 12 volt. if the radio is strictly - ground There are little converter/inverter boxes avalible that will convert6 or 12 volt + or - ground to 6 0r 12 volt - ground. they should still be avalible from radio shack or other electronics stores. I used to install them when installing CB radios on 6V or pos ground veicles. another method would be to convert the tractor to - ground.Just a matter of switching the connections at the battery, switching the wires on the amp guage and repolorizing the generator.
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