I fried my wiring

[onestringer]

I fried my wiring. The tractor still runs so should I replace it all if so is there a kit?

 

[Tall T]

It totally depends on what, "I fried my wires" means.

Just use your judgement and replace the wires where you know or suspect the continuity and shielding to be compromised.

 

[old]

Well many many things come into [play on this. #1 6 or 12 volts?? #2 do you have a clue how to wire things up or do you not know much when it comes to wires?? Me I can wire one up almost in my sleep but have been a Navy E.T. at one time so wiring is no big deal so fill in the blanks how to help you with lack of info

 

[ASEguy]

Buying a new wiring harness in my opinion is money well spent on an antique tractor. This site probably sells the entire harness for you. Some like it original, some like it functional. Non fused circuits concern me so I used split loom on most of my new wiring. If you have a 9,2 or 8N just google JMOR wiring diagrams and pic the one that matches your tractor.

 

[Bruce (VA)]

" I fried my wiring. The tractor..."

That covers a lot of ground.

What wires?

What model tractor?

As a general rule, replacing a wiring harness is a good idea (tip # 42) But if you don't find out what caused the wires to fry in the first place, you'll be doing the job again.
75 Tips

 

[Tim PloughNman Daley]

Let me guess -you have a 12 volt conversion? If not then what did you do to 'FRY' the wires? Like Bruce and ASE says is good advice...determine what fried the wires in the first place before tossing away money on parts not needed.

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[teddy52food]

How does the frying pan look? Were they good to eat?

 

[Anonymous-0]

(quoted from post at 14:50:33 06/14/15) How does the frying pan look? Were they good to eat?

eddy, a little salt, pepper and paprika helps!