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[Cecil Bearden]

We finally got the 8345 Belarus to charge and the heater to blow!  Took 
3 days to figure out that electrical system.  Looks like the engineer on 
that one wanted to create a lot of mechanic jobs.  There is about 200 
lbs of additional wiring on the 8345 versus the 825 and they are the 
same tractor..  It had the alternator replaced with a 1 wire delco, and 
the alternator regulator burned out.  When we replaced it the starter 
solenoid would not engage.  Seems that there is a wire off the regulator 
that engages a relay to stop the starter solenoid if the tractor is 
running.  Teh relay energizes from the regulator wire.  The regulator 
wire is also where the heater blower gets its power!!!  Finally ran a 
wire from the ignition switch to the regulator to turn it on and it 
works, but if you turn off the switch, without killing the tractor the 
blower will run as long as the tractor is running!!!   We forgot about 
the horn after about 2 hours of trying to trace the wiring.  If it 
wasn't for all the lights on the dash, I would just tear out all that 
wiring and start over....

  Cecil in OKla

CEE VILL wrote:
> I guess it has been down, Mattias but now looks like you have fixed it!!  Good job.
> 
> Charlie V.
> 
>> Date: Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:10:34 +0100
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>> Subject: [AT] Spam> Hello
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>> Is this list down or are everybody busy shoveling snow? Last message
>> were Mike's ad's.
>> At least no real snow (more than two inches a day) for almost a week here :-)
>>
>> Mattias
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