How To Tell If A Tractor Is Positive Ground
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How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground?
Posted by Brad in WI on July 10, 2013 at 19:22:07 from (50.116.142.39):
I am working on a 240 Utility for a friend of mine and we are unsure of information technology has a positive or negative footing electrical organization. My neighbor took out the battery and did not look to see what side of the bombardment went to the starter. Is there some wires that I can check to make sure that when I put in the bombardment that I take it correct. It is a 6 volt arrangement with a working generator. Nosotros are going to replace to wrecked battery with an 8 volt and supplant the ane screwed upwardly cablevision. I just don't want to wreck more than what was already done. Thank y'all. Brad
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- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative footing? willie in mn xix:04:35 07/11/thirteen ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground? David G 14:44:22 07/11/thirteen ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative footing? pete 23 11:34:09 07/11/13 ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground? Brad in WI 05:53:04 07/11/thirteen ( 1)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground? DeltaRed 06:50:54 07/11/thirteen ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground? DeltaRed 06:50:54 07/11/thirteen ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative basis? mkirsch 05:38:29 07/11/13 ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground? Brad in WI 05:35:xv 07/xi/xiii ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative ground? mkirsch 04:23:42 07/xi/thirteen ( 0)
- Re: How to tell if a tractor is positive or negative footing? Tom Fleming 04:07:53 07/11/13 ( 0)
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