Kildare
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- Kildare, Ireland
I have a machine to plug into new Holland tractor. Which side do I connect blue on this plug
Blue or brown.
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mengeleguru
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If you look in the back by the spade terminals it is marked + & - ?
Exfarmer
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- Bury St Edmunds
You will have two positives and a negative. One positive is permanent live, the other is switched with the ignition.
does the machine have a memory? such as a drill with tramlining, permanent live is good then as you wont forget the position next day.
if it has a high draw then the switched live is better as it will not be accidentally left on all night draining the battery
does the machine have a memory? such as a drill with tramlining, permanent live is good then as you wont forget the position next day.
if it has a high draw then the switched live is better as it will not be accidentally left on all night draining the battery
Oh dear god!
do you understand what blue and brown mean? If not just jam them in.
3 pins on a combo plug. Two main pins which are labelled + and minus. ( please don’t ask which is which) top smaller pin is ignition live
If anyone say I’m harsh then that’s fine... Someone is bound to say blue goes on left and brown on right.....
do you understand what blue and brown mean? If not just jam them in.
3 pins on a combo plug. Two main pins which are labelled + and minus. ( please don’t ask which is which) top smaller pin is ignition live
If anyone say I’m harsh then that’s fine... Someone is bound to say blue goes on left and brown on right.....
mengeleguru
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- Derbyshire
And even blue on the left & brown on the right doesn’t always apply . On a Mengele or Lely Storm Forage Harvester it’s the other way around, blue is live , so be careful, Check the manual ???