Re: Farmall A Lights

Posted by Jim Becker on October 27, 2005 at 09:03:07 from (71.96.33.51):

In Reply to: Re: Farmall A Lights posted by MACE on October 27, 2005 at 04:02:59:

The light switch can be in either L or H when the tractor is off. The other positions would be leaving the lights on, which will drain the battery.

The Field circuit of the generator is energized by the generator and is never connected to the battery. The output circuit (from the "A" terminal) of the gnerator is connected to the battery through the cut-out. The cut-out automaticly disconnects the generator from the battery when the generator isn't charging.

If your battery goes dead when the tractor is parked, but doesn't go dead if it a battery cable is removed, you have an electrical leak somewhere. But it could be anywhere. You can isolate the problem by disconnecting parts of the electrical system until you find the portion that it is draining through.

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