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Re: Re: Re: Re: Convert Farmall M to 8-volt?


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Posted by Ludwig on September 29, 1998 at 12:42:14:

In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Convert Farmall M to 8-volt? posted by Lee Bradley on September 27, 1998 at 09:24:43:

I'm pretty sure it's the regulator, if I leave it alone and take the neqative wire off of the batt, the engine shuts off.
If I excite the field and have somebody take the negative wire off the engine stays running....Sounds like the reg to me.


: You may not have a charging problem. If the battery is charged to
: 8 volts the 6 volt system won't charge until the battery voltage has
: dropped to 6 volts.
: To adjust the regulator; remove the cover, identify the field coil
: (it's the coil with fine wire windings, the heavy wire coil is the
: low voltage cut-out relay), the coil contact points have a tension
: adjustment that you must adjust (could be a screw or a metal tab),
: with the engine at a fast idle and the lights on adjust the regulator
: so you have about 9 volts at the battery. Make adjustments with the
: engine stopped and battery disconnected unless you like fireworks and
: burned up generators/regalutors. Also small adjustments and don't let
: system voltage exceed 10 volts as field coil burn-out soon after.
: As has been said here before the 8 volt upgrade is a nice compromise
: between slow cranking 6 volts and a major conversion to 12 volts.
: Good luck and keepem runnin,
: Lee



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