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Eriklane Long Time User
Joined: 30 May 2007 Posts: 550 Location: Rockford, MI
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 5:10 pm Post subject: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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For a 12v system, what solenoid does one purchase? (I added the coil of wire in the starter so now it doesn't crank so fast and bash my ring gear).
Is 7.5V a typical operating voltage?
When I see someone using 7.5v and then dividing by ohms, 2.6 being typically 1ohm resistor and 1.6 coil, they arrive at 2.8 v. I saw a post that said 3.6 was fine, but 4.6 was high. What's the typical operating range?
I wired my solenoid + to the ammeter - and ammeter + to join the alternator and yellow ign. wires. I get no movement out of my ammeter during operation, and none when headlights turned on. I'd think it'd wave all over during operation, or especially during crank...what's up. |
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Tom N MS Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 5:25 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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Don't know the answer to your question but I'd like to know more about adding the coil of wire in the starter.. |
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Eriklane Long Time User
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 5:32 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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Got it from http://www.romaineelectric.com/
Difficult work-undoing solder is hard. Old guy up here suggested I do it and it does work-slows the starter down, no banging on the ring gear... |
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souNdguy Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 6:57 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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6v oe solenoid runs fine on 12v.
it's not a colro tv.. it's an electromagnet... extremely low duty cycle.. etc.
of all my 12v converts.. only 1 or MAYBEE 2 have 12v solenoids.. rest are still running 6v solenoids.
but do what you want.
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Tom N MS Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2013 7:10 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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JMOR Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 4:45 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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| Eriklane wrote: | (quoted from post at 21:32:56 01/19/13) Got it from http://www.romaineelectric.com/
Difficult work-undoing solder is hard. Old guy up here suggested I do it and it does work-slows the starter down, no banging on the ring gear... |
Couldn't find picture at referenced site. Below is the picture you posted sometime ago, but I never did see information as to where the two shunt coil wires connected. Do you have that connection info? I would WAG, that by the term "shunt", that it connects from the input power stud on one wire & the other to case ground, but hoping for concrete info.
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn271/erikbroekhuizen/DSCN0240.jpg
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Royse Tractor Expert
Joined: 17 Jan 2011 Posts: 3063 Location: Michigan
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:04 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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"For a 12v system, what solenoid does one purchase?"
I use the same 6 volt solenoid that was on it, like SoundGuy said.
"Is 7.5V a typical operating voltage?"
Yes, for a 6 volt system.
"When I see someone using 7.5v and then dividing by ohms, 2.6 being typically 1ohm resistor and 1.6 coil, they arrive at 2.8 v. I saw a post that said 3.6 was fine, but 4.6 was high. What's the typical operating range? "
What they're actually doing is taking the running/charging voltage, approx
7.3 and dividing by the resistance of the circuit to come up with operating
current through the coil. i.e. 2.8 Amps, not volts.
Too much current will melt a front mount coil. |
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Eriklane Long Time User
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 5:10 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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Have to apologize...don't seem to have kept the pics. Trying to remember. 2 wires came out of the wiring that I attached behind one of the existing coils. Honestly, can't remember how I wired it. |
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JMOR Tractor Guru
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2013 6:36 pm Post subject: Re: 1948 8n 12v front coil - need some electrical education |
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| Eriklane wrote: | | (quoted from post at 21:10:09 01/20/13) Have to apologize...don't seem to have kept the pics. Trying to remember. 2 wires came out of the wiring that I attached behind one of the existing coils. Honestly, can't remember how I wired it. | OK, thanks for looking/trying to recall. |
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