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1950WD
Bronze Level Joined: 19 Sep 2017 Location: south ly0n mi Points: 7 |
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Posted: 23 Sep 2017 at 4:45pm |
Hey there,
Anyone out there help with a electrical problem I'm expieriancing get power to my starter from the batteries. It has 4 New 6 volt batteries all connected correctly but I cannot get any power from the batteries to the bendix or starter . master switch is on and cables are live when I test them at the batteries all show 6 volts. But no matter where I probe I can never get more than 6 volts anywhere. If its 4 batteries I would think its either 12 or 24 volt system batteries are negative to negative positive to positive. I can make it begin to roll over by jumping to the bendix and manually engaging it there. Any insite would be appreciated.. Thanks Les |
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DMiller
Orange Level Access Joined: 14 Sep 2009 Location: Hermann, Mo Points: 31067 |
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Need to have the batteries set up in series, Neg to hot starter post off the first battery, pos to the neg of the next then the next until at the last battery where the Pos remaining open post goes to ground. 24V at end.
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Coke-in-MN
Orange Level Access Joined: 12 Sep 2009 Location: Afton MN Points: 41572 |
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_ to + from each batter to next + cable to tractor frame for last connection of the 4 batteries - _ to solonoid on starter at termination of cable .
For ease 2 12v batteries each of the 900 amp would have worked also connected in series |
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1950WD
Bronze Level Joined: 19 Sep 2017 Location: south ly0n mi Points: 7 |
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Thanks Gentlemen,
interesting thing is that we bought this machine 15 yrs ago and have not changed the configuration of the batteries, and have used it quite a bit in the early days and then has time went on it became harder and harder to start unless we jumped ahead to the bendix and got more juice that way. so it is a positive ground system and 24V as well.. It is a really good machine that doesn't seem to have been used much, sprockets are very good and everything is there including good paint.. It will be a while before I can try to rearrange the battery cables as it lives in the upper peninsula 400 mi north of my home. Thanks for the info.. I'll post pics when she's up and running.. Les
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jerbob
Orange Level Joined: 07 Aug 2017 Location: Michigan Points: 961 |
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Where's home 1950? I just brought home a HD 16 purchased in MtPleasent area. I am in Jackson,Michigan.
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1950WD
Bronze Level Joined: 19 Sep 2017 Location: south ly0n mi Points: 7 |
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Home was Ottawa Lake Monroe county, family farm there for Many Years, 1962 moved to the Ann Arbor area and the WD tractor followed and hobby farmed. I ended up with a it as I drove it on the farm at 4yrs old..
The HD6 was from that area as well and my Brother had known the machine for many years and told me when I bought property in the u.p that it would be a good old machine for clearing trails, I acquired a rake for it and it's a good machine for that use, but just not easy to start.. the Machine in the experts (older broither) eyes has little hours on it and is very tight. he has had Allis dozers in his business over the years.. including two HD21's and an HD5 back in the day. he is based out of Deerfield and has forgot more than most of us will ever know about this stuff..
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jerbob
Orange Level Joined: 07 Aug 2017 Location: Michigan Points: 961 |
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Great history and thank you.
I'm originally from Detroit but family moved to Jackson when I was 8. Have always loved heavy equipment and dozers my childhood favorite. Ran smaller dozers in the 70's when I worked in construction. Mostly John Deere 350's and 450's, a TD15 and an old D7. Was training to become an Operating Engineer. My HD16 is a 1961 and low original hours (3200) but very abused and neglected. |
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