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Post by schimms15 on Mar 19, 2018 12:50:11 GMT -5
I am running a 3 wire by the looks of my pictures. Computer died a while back and most of my build photos are now gone in the wind.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2018 17:40:49 GMT -5
My Kubota Willys has a one wire alternator. It also has a set of two spades that I've been told are not used. I got a feeling one of those spades is for the exciter. I'm sure I'll be back to this very problem with my own set up. I definitely won't be over revving my diesel to get the thing to charge. I have a bunch of diagrams showing all the different ways to wire it. I also plan on installing a light that goes out when it is charging, besides a amp gauge. I'll be running both 12 and 6 volt on my set up. I bought a 20 amp output electronic converter that drops 12 to 6 volt for the gauges and spotlight. The rest will be 12 volt. Turn signals , radio, etc. Negative ground for all. I also bought a fuse block (glass tube type) That separates 12 and 6 volt. Pretty cool unit. If only it was in paint. What a royal pain. The painting is just a huge obstacle to overcome. Wow!, hell of a story there!, thought for a minute there you started driving a gravel truck!    Oily, is it the alt. That came with the engine ?, if so it may not need to be revel up to "Excite" ..... Seems the Jap offerings overcame some of the unpleasantness of the Delco. Lee |
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Post by oilleaker1 on Mar 19, 2018 18:44:34 GMT -5
Glad you liked the story Lee. It's a Nippen Denso alternator I bought new off ebay. Recommended by Larry/Leimhold? out of Denver. He has one on his Kubota powered 3A. He sent me wiring schematics for it also. Very helpful fellow. I've tried to get him to come up for the BHR, but he's a busy guy. Has to work and make money. Me, I work and spend money.
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