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    Posted: 02 Oct 2016 at 1:00pm
Does anyone have a wiring schematic for changing a CA to solenoid start...I got my hands on a new Delco starter body...and it just has a post...not set up for the contact plunger most typical with CA C & B....don't want to purchase any more of those cheap contact switches unless I have to...and don't know if you can just purchase the "contact" post for the starter.It seems I got one from Steve at B&B yrs ago, but I don't see them available on his website.thanks.
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My first question is, have you changed it to 12volt or is it the original 6? If you google Farmall Bobs wiring diagrams you should be able to adapt one of those to your tractor. Just pretend it says CA instead of H or M or whatever.
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Original 6 volt
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I HAVE  DONE 2C/As & 1  B  .    I SOLDERED A ELECT PANEL LUG THAT HAS A SET SCREW TERMINAL  AT ONE END TO THE STARTER LUG, CLEAN THE STARTER LUG WITH A FILE PUT SOLDERING PASTE ON IT  USE A TORCH WITH A SMALL FLAME AND 50/50 SOLDER  [DO THE SAME TO THE LUG ] TIN BOTH , HOLD THE LUG BY LOCKING A SCREW DRIVER IN WITH THE SET SCREW THEN SWEAT THEM TOGETHER. MOUNT THE SOLENOID  ON THE SIDE PANEL                     
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Thanks all....I got it done...hid the solenoid in the tool box...works great...best starting tractor I ever had
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Thanks all....I got it done...hid the solenoid in the tool box...works great...best starting tractor I ever had
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