Posted by keith molden on October 11, 2019 at 04:38:13 from (209.33.116.149):
I know I've wired them several times years ago, but my mind just won't let me remember how to do it. ON the Massey F40 that I bought last week, the battery keeps running down. Looking at it I find there is 1 wire form the alternator connected to a wire coming to the neutral safety switch. The safety switch is disconnected and these wires are taped together ( I know this is wrong) If my memory serves me correctly, there is the main wire connected to the back and one wire on the top connected while ther other top wire does not go anywhere (Delco alternator} Also if I remember correctly, the main wire on back goes to the amp guage and there is a wire coming off the switch to the safety switch with the other going to the solenoid. This has been talked about several hundred times but like tools, when you need it you can never find it. Somebody please tell me how to wire it up. Keith
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