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Old 03-30-2012, 03:58 PM
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Hello,

I'm looking for a picture of a factory installed ammeter (charge indicator) on a 72 or other model round fender?

Help greatly appreciated!

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Old 03-30-2012, 11:29 PM
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It is the one on the right.
Hope this helps,nice 72 by the way.

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And here is one from Summit Racing. The 2 1/16 inch hole you have in the dash tower is a perfect location for such device. This is what is going in my 72.





See where I have the starter switch on my 72. I dont know if a model 72 had a amp meter, but this seems to go hand in hand.



I'am restoring the 72. The tower is to be repainted, and I have the k241 sent out for a rebuild. I was recomended to use a voltmeter in place of the amp, but it's up to the tractor owner.
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I would mount it on its own bracket like the dealers did, but it is your tractor.........
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I know it was an option according to the manual and I was trying to determine how the dealers would have mouted it since I believe it was a dealer option not a factory option.

I believe it was a flat bracket that the gauge dropped into like the Farmall Cubs.

Thanks for the comment on the 72. Just got it a few days ago and I'm just fixing up the little things. It is a 1968 with creeper, headlights, rear grote, fenders and mower deck. I'm putting my hydraulics unit on it as well.

My daughter Abigail really likes it!
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I know it was an option according to the manual and I was trying to determine how the dealers would have mouted it since I believe it was a dealer option not a factory option.

I believe it was a flat bracket that the gauge dropped into like the Farmall Cubs.

Thanks for the comment on the 72. Just got it a few days ago and I'm just fixing up the little things. It is a 1968 with creeper, headlights, rear grote, fenders and mower deck. I'm putting my hydraulics unit on it as well.

My daughter Abigail really likes it!
Awesome pic! Looks to be worthy of POTW to me.
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Nice 72! Thanks for the pic.
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