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Schauer charger
Above is a diagram of how the diodes in a battery charger with a center-tapped transformer would typically be connected. Here's how it looks to me you have connected yours. -
Good dealership report
HOPEFULLY you'll still be smiling once you get the bill!- wore out
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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Schauer charger
Did U read reply #8, it CAN'T function the way you have it connected. -
Need seal kit for Wagner W3 Controls.
Do the valve lever move easily and do they self-center (by spring action)? Even if you could find a "kit" there'd be nothing in it except O-rings to seal the spools at the ends. So what's wrong? Most likely the spools aren't centering, or something is not right with how it is plumbed, or...- wore out
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- Forum: Restoration Processes
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1988 John Deere 2355 hydraulics.
PTO brake circuit is leaking depleting transmission pump flow to the main hydraulic pump and oil cooler.- wore out
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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1945 "B" fan shaft bearings
Use a "bearing splitter" to grab the gear.- wore out
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- Forum: John Deere
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Cannot get over the hump with this 8N failing to start the 2nd time
That simply means the carburetor's float bowl is full and the float has closed the inlet needle valve.- wore out
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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thought I was done with buster, wrongo. alternator help?
On your 10DN alternator, the "R" (RELAY) terminal originally powered a relay in the mechanical voltage regulator. It's internally connected to one of the three stator leads. Sometimes used to power a relay that disables the starter while the engine is running, or signal to an electronic tach...- wore out
- Post #35
- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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2510 diesel clutch kit?
There's no pressure plate shown except for the disconnect used in the powershift version. ASAP has more choices. https://www.tractorpartsasap.com/parts-categories/tractor-parts/john-deere-tractor-parts/2510/clutch.html?srsltid=AfmBOooaL4jcMik60tKCyUGILsSw2P6T4Ua2e6CALTnkzFks-vX4uAgX- wore out
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- Forum: John Deere
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wiring harness connectors for harness rebuild
EXACTLY, Jim! I was going to write up and post similar information when I saw your post pop up. More than likely fully-functioning wiring can be made up with a LOT less connectors than the original harness.- wore out
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- Forum: Restoration Processes
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what tool for hub removal
You could use a "bearing splitter" like I'm using to pull the steering wheel in the photo below. Note the "push plate" between the puller screw and the shaft to prevent tearing up the center drilled area in the shaft. (Too late for that, though.) The "bearing splitter" grabs near the center and... -
Ford R11 1984-1986
There's a little info on Tractordata, says it was made by "Gilson". https://www.tractordata.com/lawn-tractors/003/4/1/3414-ford-r-11.html- wore out
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- Forum: Garden Tractors
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cam lock lever for telescoping pole
How about opening up a "worm gear hoseclamp" and threading it between the pin and body, then reconnect and snug it up. Not quite as fast as the locking lever, but should work. -
thought I was done with buster, wrongo. alternator help?
Another solution is to add a regulator to your 10DN, lots of choices on the 'net, ONE source at the link below. https://brillman.com/product/1-wire-12-volt-10dn-alternator-voltage-regulator/?srsltid=AfmBOoqbW7F9HCSX8Td-WU6rGAeAEVp2vxQ5SdCuqR0P4cOwbhd7D0kDS3I- wore out
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- Forum: Ford 9N, 2N & 8N
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