Posted by Frenchy305 on May 18, 2015 at 20:15:26 from (107.205.138.138):
I converted my Allis Chalmers C tractor to 12volt and added a one wire alternator but I left the 6 volt starter in, so it spins the engine very fast. But I did have a terminal soldered on the started to I could do away with the mechanical start switch and I added a starter relay and key switch to turn on the ignition and start the tractor. But for some reason the way I have it wired, the starter takes all the current away from the ignition when I try to start the tractor. I have to let off of the starter for the tractor to start. How do I wire the ignition, starter relay, and alternator to keep this from happening?...thanks.
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