Posted by 1941FarmallAboy on November 27, 2010 at 16:02:52 from (216.134.245.102):
hey guys!
Tractor is a 1949 Wd with a wd45 engine, It has a distributor, -Ground,
The old kill switch went bad so im going to use two toggle switches 1 for the kill switch and the other one for the lights.
The wire from the Voltage Regulator running up to the dash is the hot wire.
I need to know how to wire the dash up! I can get the lights to turn on and the tractor to start but how do I wire up the amp gauge and let the gen charge the bat? If it was up to me I would switch it to 12 volts but its not my tractor and its a working tractor so 12 would make more sence but its not my call. LOL
If my ? is not clear let me know, Trying my best to ask what i need to know.
Thanks!
This post was edited by 1941FarmallAboy at 16:04:28 11/27/10.
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