Help needed for new holland clayson s 1550
- Thread starter Stratos
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bravheart
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- scottish borders
Think electronic ones mostly work off the alternator
leone75
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- Newtownards N.Ireland
If there is a threaded hole in the bellhousing opposite.the starter ring you can fit a speed sensor and a.digital sensor quite easy only one wire to cab
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- Lincolnshire
Is it off the engine? I thought they only had tachometers off the main drum... but its been a few years since I was driving one.
This is how it was on my old 1530
Those Dorset engines have a tacho cable connection point on the side of the block,but it would require a long cable for a combine. Marine versions have an adaptor that fits onto the block with two wires on it for an electrical tacho.
You could try some of the marine specialists eg.Lancing Marine,but you may need a compatable tacho as well.It'll not be cheap.... Or fit an alternator with a W terminal(unkess yours already has it) and link the tacho to it.
You could try some of the marine specialists eg.Lancing Marine,but you may need a compatable tacho as well.It'll not be cheap.... Or fit an alternator with a W terminal(unkess yours already has it) and link the tacho to it.
Timbo
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- Gods County
Old 1530 had a drum speed tacho only. Would imagine all the 1500 series just had that. You could use a diesel tacho connected to a suitable alternator (If the pulley sizes are right )
Timbo
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- Gods County
They do - drives off the cam - having removed a core plug and tapped two holes to mount the little drive adapter on- to which a cable would screw
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- Darlington
My S1550 only had drum speed.
leone75
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- Newtownards N.Ireland
Shows how long it is since I worked on a combine harvester
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The thing is how I will replace it cause all missing even the cables
Give them a call to see if they have one first. I don't expect they will want too much for all you need. Sounds like you will require the taco including the cable. The drive comes from the centre of the drum pully (the big one with the flat Belt) so just check you have a small 90 degree gear drive coming out of there as well in working order.
Where is this part of ur picture?I have just found this old picture on my phone of where the drive comes from you may need this part as well.
Main threshing drum pully, top of the elevator trunking right hand side as you look from the front. you may need to lift the panel up to see properly. This is a 1530 though.
Timbo
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- Gods County
No. That's for setting the timing
celtis man
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That is the recorder thingy that gives you the drum speed.
What has happened to the cable?