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Electrical connections
Technical Information
If your equipment is fitted with an electrical component, you should take a few details into account so as to be able
to connect it up correctly and avoid problems when the equipment is in use.
The voltage the electrical components require is 12 volts. Before connecting up any of them, make sure the polarity
is correct.
Brown cable = 12V (+ positive)
Blue cable = (- negative)
The connectors on the electrical components are the same as those on the majority of most modern tractors. If
you have a tractor with a different type of connector, it will be necessary to dismantle the current one and adapt it
to that of the tractor.
Installing the basic electrical control box
Find a place in the tractor's cab where it is possible to put a con-
trol box so that you can work it in as comfortable a way as possi-
ble. The place we most recommend is to the right of the driver's
seat.
The control box should be firmly attached to avoid bangs
or excessive vibration.
The type of connector is universal and you should be able to plug
it into any tractor.
If you take off the end cap
conventional lighter socket.
As an emergency solution you can dismantle the connector and
connect the cables directly to the battery.
Always remember: Brown cable (+), blue cable (-).
The basic control box is fitted with a spare fuse so that you do not
need to stop the blower if there is an electrical fault.
When you have used the spare fuse
htaway. That way you can be sure that if a similar problem
ever happens again, you will have the solution at hand.
you can also connect it to the
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, replace it straig-
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4 - Start up
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