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I have never seen a pinout for any of these tractors. I don't believe they exist in the free world. Doing your own pinout can be done, it just takes time and patience. Or you can contact Jinma directly to see if one is actually available.
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Depends on what type of plastic it is. PVC gets very brittle in freezing temps. Some Nylons may work, as well as some esters. Most polycarbonates won't do well at all.
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Sad pictures, but it does reinforce the statement:
“A good mechanic isn't expensive, he's priceless.”
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Grumpy wrote:
“The generator expects 540RPM. I have a 2008 NT284 and the meter on the generator was right were it wanted to be at 2000RPM on the engine.”
Excellent. The transmission in the alternator's PTO increases the rotor speed to 900 r/m if it's an eight pole, or 1,200 r/m if a six pole, 1,800 r/m for a four pole, and 3,600 r/m for a two pole – to get 60 Hz. (alternator trivia).
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I haven't been able to start on this yet, but will do this week. Sorry for the delay.
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You don't give yourself enough credit.
Just “3-4-5” one corner and then “X” to square it up.
You'll be within 1/8″ over 50'. That's how I laid mine out and I was right on at 30' x 24' (and site level within 3/4″)
As for being level over a large area I use my rotating laser and receiver. You can also rent them cheap or pick them up at Home Depot or Lowe's, etc. if you'll be needing it more often.
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Glad to see the return of a healthy site.
Hate to see that happen to anyone.
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