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    Chassis contactor diagram

    Hi folks

    I have a good clear diagram that I produced a few years ago of the wiring of the sweep and table contactors. I used it when rebuilding chassis ( a lot quicker than staring at the circuit diagram). I just need a few guinea pigs to check it for errors/improvements before posting it in reference information.

    If your interested post here or email me.

    Cheers
    Kelvin
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