Just drawing a box for a relay does not show how it is connected. You need to show which wires go to the coil and which go to the NO, NC and common contacts.

Les.

I numbered the terminals on the relay in my drawing
85- tracker (w +)
86 tracker neg
30- 36v power supply
87- actuator
87a rest (noT used ?)

 

The numbers don't mean anything to me. Can you relate the numbers to the coil and the contacts ? Or put your numbers on a copy of the diagram in post #13. Or Post the data sheet on the relay.

Les.

 

The numbers are the relay pins

 

New old program does not rotate, sorry. Just to fill in just incase.View attachment 160760

If I can get this with the pins labeled with Bosch standard I should be good

 

Relay pin 85 should not go to battery - but to controller W -. My guess at relay numbering:

 

Hmm maybe a dpdt relays might be better suited

 

What would you do with the extra set of contacts ?

 

Hmm maybe a dpdt relays might be better suited

No.
You need 2 SPDT relays as shown in the earlier circuit.
It is correct. Only one relay is operated at a time, and that one depends on the controller output direction. That is why there is a diode in series with each relay coil.
The way the relay contacts are wired is the classic H Bridge configuration, used widely to control motors just as you are trying to do.
Just follow the advice given.

 

You do not need a DPDT relay. You need TWO SPDT relays. (You could use a DPDT relays but just use one of the two sets of changeover contacts.) Now that Bernard has tied up the numbers on your relays with the contacts and coil you can wire the contacts (Pins 30 (Common), 87 (NO) and 87a (NC)) up as shown in his diagram in post #13. The coils (Pins 85 and 86) should be conneced as shown in KW's post #12. You may find the actuator works in the opposite direction to the required direction. If so just reverse the wires to the actuator.

Les.

 

Turns out young fello at my work is a bit of a wiz.
1st relay is to interup power supple but triggers on via same trigger for east or west.
Looks like it should work

 

But if you just go with the circuit of #12 and #13, you save a relay and 2 diodes.
All that is needed is the 2 relays and 2 diodes.
Do you need the circuit drawn out?

 

But if you just go with the circuit of #12 and #13, you save a relay and 2 diodes.
All that is needed is the 2 relays and 2 diodes.
Do you need the circuit drawn out?

yes a drawing would be amazing!!!

 

Added above
Note the diodes are connected the opposite way to each other so only one relay operates at a time.
I'm off to bed now. It is late here. I hope you get it going ok.