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880 Amp Light ???

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1755

02-21-2008 18:46:31

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I have been having Chargeing problems and was wandering if the idiot light was blowed out if it would work right I put a nother new bulb in last sunday and and it would come on engen off key on and go out when running and if you idel down it would come on and go back out when rpms came up and have not mesed with it sense this is how the 550 works and it has no problems so Im gessing it is right I may have a bad batery but it will charge up with charger set tel the nexed weekend start fine saterday and sunday have to be pullstarted out of the shed and then it is good for 3-5 starts and then its dunn temps from 0-28 (frost in the ground) more on the side of 0 thow Thanks

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J Schwiebert

02-22-2008 03:42:20

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Re: 880 Amp Light ??? in reply to 1755, 02-21-2008 18:46:31

As long as the generator charges enought to put the light out it will go out. It does not mean the charging system is working at the correct spec. First thing I would do is check the generator , clean the armature with sand paper, double check the fan belt and the pulleys, make sure the belt is not running in the bottom of the groove, get a voltmeter and then test the unit. Do you mean one or two batteries also take th same voltmeter and check for voltage drop in all your connections. Confused?

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1755

02-23-2008 19:30:10

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Re: 880 Amp Light ??? in reply to J Schwiebert, 02-22-2008 03:42:20

I have alredy taken the starter and the generator apart cleaned and checked the armature out in both I have not checked the voltage becous the day I was working on it I found that the meter was left on and our modern tecnolighy has to have good batteries the tractor is gas one (looks like a car batery under the hood like it is supost to be) if I remember right it has a new belt that is riding high on the pully but that might be the power stering I will have to check I was afrade the idiot light was not a sher way of knowing wat was actualy going on I have a papor that was in with another voltage regulator I got for another tractor and it said to ground one termanal and read acros the other asuming you have to disconect it I was going to check that out I also question the regulator becous it is old the ruber mount is about roted out but looked good on the inside can you put a amp meter in there and not afect the light and leave it there
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