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    Trailer wiring

    Deep cycle batteries are more tolerant to deep cycling
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    Trailer wiring

    Winch on the trailer needs a battery beside it. The 7th power wire back from the truck can not carry enough current for serious winching . Counting on the trailer frame and in particular the hitch for a ground/chassis return connection . Is being overly optimistic.
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    What were you doing on 9-11

    Off duty that day from the emergency response team . Taking son to his first day of school. Placed tape in VCR. Recorded 2nd impact live , horrible. Knew the towers were going to collapse but they fell hours sooner than I expected. Security was tight getting into work the next shift in.
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    67 Case 430 lacks power.

    Sputters and wheezes under high power demand ?
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    Surge Protector & Random Circuit Breaker Tripping

    any sort of motors with brushes will irritate an AFCI breaker
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    67 Case 430 lacks power.

    Has the tractor been dyno tested ?
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    John Deere 440 vs 1010 crawler dozer

    Some of the combine engines had investment cast blocks rather than the sleeve deck adventure. Some claim the 1010. Crawler chassis was an update from the 430/440 crawler chassis. If I inherited for free a 1010 with like new chassis but a failed engine . Along with a 440ID...
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    Surge Protector & Random Circuit Breaker Tripping

    I have observed on a few occasions where purists used 120:120 isolation transformers to limit “ noise”.
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    1959 JD 730 Diesel starter wiring

    Performed a similar demonstration at the NY Expo nearly 20 years ago . Some audience members were considering it was witchcraft. A few looked under the plywood expecting to observe jumper wires .
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    Surge Protector & Random Circuit Breaker Tripping

    There is no excuse for an AFCI breaker on a freezer , fridge, well pump ,roof de-icer heat trace, sump pump or sewage lift pump ,
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    1959 JD 730 Diesel starter wiring

    Actually the JD 24V system Is both positive and negative ground together at the same time.
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    Surge Protector & Random Circuit Breaker Tripping

    GFCI and AFCI are different
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    Surge Protector & Random Circuit Breaker Tripping

    Only protective breakers should be near the kitchen sink , bathroom and outdoor wall receptacles.
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    Dual alternators?

    Belt to pulley contract surface area is minimal
  15. buickanddeere

    Dual alternators?

    if still -12V & +12volt 24V . one of the alternators would be a rare positive chassis/ground alternator
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