Wireing harness
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Larry Krueger
- MC crawler
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Wireing harness
I have a 420 (1949) J. D. crawler taht Im switching from A six volt system to a twelve.I have everthing but need a wireing harness it has a delco alternater. can you help me find one? thanks Larry
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JD440ICD2006
- 350 crawler
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- Location: South Carolina
Wiring harness
Larry,
The wiring harness on these is really not that complicated. If you have a service manual, it basically lays it out.
I know some folks make harnesses for the original crawler, but not sure if they make them for an alternator.
Let us know how it comes out.
The wiring harness on these is really not that complicated. If you have a service manual, it basically lays it out.
I know some folks make harnesses for the original crawler, but not sure if they make them for an alternator.
Let us know how it comes out.
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All the harnesses I know about are made to original spec, I don't know of anyone making a harness that is for an alternator, just not enough market for it. No big deal anyhow, if you are using a one wire alternator, all you need is a single wire from the alternator to the amp gauge, or to the battery if you are not going to use an amp gauge.
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