Help please - details of aux 12 volt socket on tractors etc.

[Jim Backus]

This is a continuation of the question I asked in
sci.electronics.components on 4 September with subject "Vehicle "Euro"
connector"

Some agricultural tractors are fitted with a 12 volt output socket to
supply power to machinery. The connector has 3 pins. I'd like to know
what the standard pinout of this connector is in this application. It
would also be interesting to know the connector type and who makes it.

See pictures on a.b.s.e

TIA

Jim
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[Oz]

Jim Backus <jhb@nospam.co.uk> writes

Some agricultural tractors are fitted with a 12 volt output socket to
supply power to machinery. The connector has 3 pins. I'd like to know
what the standard pinout of this connector is in this application.

Use a multimeter.

It
would also be interesting to know the connector type and who makes it.

trawl: rswww.com (good luck)

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[Jim Backus]

On Thu, 7 Oct 2004 07:17:13 UTC, Oz <oz@farmeroz.port995.com> wrote:

Jim Backus <jhb@nospam.co.uk> writes
Some agricultural tractors are fitted with a 12 volt output socket to
supply power to machinery. The connector has 3 pins. I'd like to know
what the standard pinout of this connector is in this application.

Use a multimeter.

I did and it confirmed that the view given in the McKormick handbook
is onto the socket. But it doesn't answer the question of what the
standard is. My suspicion is that the McHale as delivered and the
McKormick tractor are correct and that the New Holland is wired
wrongly, but it would be nice to see an authoritative document.

It
would also be interesting to know the connector type and who makes it.

trawl: rswww.com (good luck)

Hard work isn't it? I've tried a printed Farnell catalogue without
finding anything like it.

Thanks for your help.

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[ianh]

Thanks for your help.

we fitted trailer light plugs to our wraper and baler for power, justr
run the tractor with the side lights on...by 3am when wraping its all
lights and the moon.

ian h
pwllyn haylage