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SYSTEI
NOTE: When the
engine is
not
operating, the
k e y
must
be
turned
to the “OFF” position to
prevent
battery discharge.
The
headlights
are
sealed-beam units. Refer
to “SPECIFICATIONS”
when
replacement
is
necessary.
To replace the taillight lamp,
remove
socket
and
bulb
from the back
of
the
taillight. Refer
to “SPECIFICATIONS”.
SPARK
PLUGS
Checking
t h e
spark plug
gap.
Set
gap
at .025-inch
( . 6 4
mm).
NOTE:
Remove all dirt from around the
spark
plugs
before
removing.
To remove
spark
plugs,
always
use
a
spark
plug
wrench. Check gap
after
every
100
hours
of operation.
CAUTION! To
avoid
possible in]
‑
A
u r y,
be
sure
engine is
o f f
and
cool
before
making a n y
adjustments or
repairs.
Replace
a defective
plug
with
a
new
plug.
Tighten plug to
10-15
ft-lbs.
(IA-2.8
Kgm).
See
your
international
Harvester dealer for
the
correct
replacement
plug.
19
FUSES
( E l e c t r i c L i g h t i n g
and
Electric
Power
Take-Off Clutch)
There
are
two
fuses
on the
tractor
pedestal.
The
fuse
on
the left
is
for
the lights;
the
fuse
on the
right
is
for the electric clutch.
Always
use
the
same
capacity
fuse
for
rep
‑
lacement.
Refer
to “SPECIFICATIONS”. if
the
lights
fail or the electric clutch does not
engage,
check the
appropriate
fuse.
To install a
new
fuse,
press
in on the fuse
housing cap
and
turn counterclockwise to
remove
it
from the fuse
housing.
Remove
the
old fuse
and
replace it
with
a
new
one. Then
reassemble
the
cap
to
the
housing.
BATTERY
EXPLOSIVE GASES
POISON
C A U S E S S E V E R E B U R N S
H59
UL.”
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MACH
Di CHILDREN
PIA-17150
Before
w o r k i n g
on
any part
of
the
electrical
system, disconnect the
battery ground
cable
at the
battery
negative ( - )
terminal. Do
not
reconnect
this
cable until
all work has been
completed.
This
will
prevent
shorting
and
damage
to
any
of
the
electrical units.Examine
the
electrical cables
occasionally to be
sure
they
are
not
being frayed
by contact
with
adjacent
parts.
When
replacing a battery,
make
certain
the
ground
cable is connected to the
negative
(
‐
)
terminal on
the
battery.
Be
sure
the
rub
‑
ber boot
is properly positioned
over
the
posi
‑
tive
( + )
terminal on the
battery.
NOTE: Both
cables
must
be assembled
with the nuts
to
the
inside
of the terminals to
prevent shorting
against
fender
well.
