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Re: Cub charging

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Posted by Larry on June 08, 1999 at 20:12:02 from (206.228.213.86):

In Reply to: Cub charging posted by Chris Bean on June 08, 1999 at 10:39:22:

Remove the wire from the bat terminal on the regulator. Hook an ammeter between this wire and the bat terminal. At the field "F" terminal take a short piece of insulated wire with both ends stripped of insulation and mount one end of this stripped wire in with the field wire.(charge the battery and if necessary jumper to the coil in order to get the tractor running again) Once you are running at medium throttle momentarily short the wire mounted to the F terminal to ground while watching the ammeter. The gen output should increase. No increase indicates a Gen problem. An increase indicates regulator problem.

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