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12 Volt coil got hot and blew up
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Posted by KCtractors on April 27, 2004 at 20:06:09 from (206.176.202.97):
I was working on a Case 511b with the hood off and I forgot to turn the ignition switch off. About half hour later, I heard a noise like the air hose broke. I could not find anything wrong with the air hose or any tires. I then noticed oil all over the place from the floor to the 10 foot high ceiling. That's when I seen the oil leaking from the coil. The coil was VERY hot, that is when I noticed the switch was left on. What would have caused the coil to blow like that?Boy, if I would have been by it, I probably would have been burnt by the oil.
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