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Posted by Russ Lowry on October 20, 2006 at 09:52:10 from (66.0.32.254):
In Reply to: Voltage/Current drain... posted by Russ Lowry on October 19, 2006 at 15:51:06:
Morning guys, Let me tell you where I'm at right now.....I noticed this morning that with the alternator connected I am getting about a 3 amp draw on my ammeter. I disconnected the alternator and the ammeter went to zero (middle). I left the alternator disconneced and proceded to put a full charge in the battery (new Battery). I have a tractor show tomorrow in Cullman Alabama and I am gonna take it with the alternator disconnected and with a fully charged battery. It seems to run just fine with no connection to the alternator. Next week I will give the alternator to a lady in the area that repairs them and see if that's the problem. I am thinking that it is! You guys are human enclyclopedias!!!! Keep up the good work!!! thanks again, Russ
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