Did they make a light switch EXACTLY LIKE the one pictured below, but without the fuse holder?? I have a switch that came on my Super A that looks just like that one, but it doesn't have the place for a fuse. I hooked up the wires to the switch and I can't get the lights to work. Before I started troubleshooting, I thought I'd ask this question first. THANKS>
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Jim Becker
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Yes. It was used on tractors that had a cutout type charging system and a separate fuse holder. It was used on the Super A and C, maybe others.
BillyinStoughton
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Given the title of the thread I was under the assumption this was a question about beer. Oh well.
Janicholson
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The front panel with a fuse holder, or hole for one, had a light switch with no fuse holder.
To diagnose the issue (usually faulty ground at the lights) just follow the voltage with a test light.
The light switch shown is a 4 position switch for a cutout relay (no voltage regulator) with a L= Low
H= High charge settings, For a VR equipped tractor, the switch should have three positions, and no second resistor. Jim
To diagnose the issue (usually faulty ground at the lights) just follow the voltage with a test light.
The light switch shown is a 4 position switch for a cutout relay (no voltage regulator) with a L= Low
H= High charge settings, For a VR equipped tractor, the switch should have three positions, and no second resistor. Jim
Jim Becker
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The diagram actually shows the rear light wire attached to the screw just to the left of where you have it. But I think there is a connector between those two screws, making them effectively the same. Otherwise, you match the diagram.
Heat Houser
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This one matches my B Farmall attachments and lighting book.
Term #1 (screw off of the bottom of the fuse)From D term on the Amp gauge.
Term #2 To Rear light
Term #3 To Front lights (Black)
Screw off of the bottom resistor...To Gen field (natural w/ black tracer)
Term #1 (screw off of the bottom of the fuse)From D term on the Amp gauge.
Term #2 To Rear light
Term #3 To Front lights (Black)
Screw off of the bottom resistor...To Gen field (natural w/ black tracer)
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