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Posted by Paul Shuler on August 07, 2002 at 19:59:35 from (152.163.189.203):
Fired up the the Super C today, started right off. But no charging. Here is what I got.12v,GM alt., distributor set up. It has a key switch with 3 positions on it, middle being off and to the right to run. It also has a fuse in just under the key switch. When I turn the key to the right the dummy light comes on. When the tractor starts the light stays on even after reving up to full throttle.Had to switch the wires on the amp gauge but they seem to work correct now, it deflects to the left a little when I turn the key on.Had the alt checked before I started the restoration and at that time it checked out OK. The only thing I have done to it was paint it red and I masked off the plug in and stud for the wire connections.Tried to follow your diagram but mine has the key switch and fuse that are little different from the diagram. The fuse holder has two 10ga wires comeing off it.This tractor had after market gauges on it that would light up and had all kinds of extra wires running around inside the box. To make a long story longer anyway now no charge, dummy light stays on and I have no power to my lights, but tractor starts and run.Bob I'm sorry this such a confussing post. I have to do the dentist Thing tommorow but if you need more info I can check it out a little better on Friday
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