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Old 04-24-2011, 12:26 PM
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looking at these pictures. field "F" is on top, battery "B" is in the middle, load "L" is on the bottom and generator "G" is the one on the back. am i correct on this? i followed the diagram on the 70/100, but now i am second guessing myself on position of the VR on the diagram versus the actual position on the tractor. thanks, jeff
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The post or terminal orientation on the V/R may differ than that of the diagram. The important thng is, to make sure the proper wires goes to the correct labeled terminal.
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oh that's just great!!! that's probably why it ain't running. i pulled the VR off and sanded all the contact points. i looked on the back of the VR and i didn't see any labels or markings. that's why i was asking about the diagram versus the actual VR. i really do hate the learning process, due to my lack of patience, but i guess i have to start somewhere, right? thanks, jeff
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oh that's just great!!! that's probably why it ain't running. i pulled the VR off and sanded all the contact points. i looked on the back of the VR and i didn't see any labels or markings. that's why i was asking about the diagram versus the actual VR. i really do hate the learning process, due to my lack of patience, but i guess i have to start somewhere, right? thanks, jeff
Mine was the same way Jeff on my 122. Once I cleaned the terminals up I saw how they were diffrent then the wiring diagram. Attached the wires to the right terminals and all was fine after that.
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I must admit it too, my cubs are forcing me to learn patience also.
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