[AT] IH H questions

[r.goff]

I'm pretty sure my Cockshutt tractors had this same fuse on the light switch 
too. If you don't have lights on your tractor then the fuse is probably not 
a concern.

Ralph in Sask.
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From: "Mike Sloane" <mikesloane at verizon.net>
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Subject: Re: [AT] IH H questions


>I could be wrong, but I believe the 20 amp fuse was for the lighting 
>circuit, so you aren't missing anything. I had an H without lights, and 
>there was no place for either a fuse or a switch in the control box. The 
>copy of the parts manual that I have doesn't have a wiring diagram for an H 
>without lights.
>
> Mike
>
> JAHaze at aol.com wrote:
>> The weather here in Michigan has been about as good as it can get, 
>> althought it will soon be too dry to grow anything.  Never-the-less, I 
>> spent a little quality time with my Farmall H since it has been sitting 
>> idol since last fall when the starter decided to quit.  I had it rebuilt 
>> this week, and the old girl (dubbed "big foot"), started right up. 
>> However, I do have one question.  In my quest to track down a grounding 
>> problem, I noticed that inside the control panel there is a place for a 
>> fuse in the switch controler.  What size fuse goes here, and what is it 
>> for?  There are no lights on this tractor, and no real evidence that 
>> there ever was.  Everything seems to work fine without it, but maybe I'm 
>> missing out on some other thrill by not having a fuse in there?
>>
>> Enjoy, Joe
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