That one wire thing has me wonderin' if everything is hooked up okay.
Right arund the generator, you should have one short wire between the A(rmature) stud on the generator to the GEN terminal on the relay. If there is only one other wire from the front to the rear, it should be from the BAT (not the FLD) terminal to your ammeter. From the factory they came with a second wire front to rear, that ran from the F(ield) stud on the generator body to the 4-position light switch, where the operator could select high or low charge rates in addition to dim and bright lights. You will occasionally find (and there are instructions in the Operator's manual for it) that the wire from the F(ield) stud on the generator could be snubbed off and run directly to ground at the front end to give a constant high rate of charge.
Bottom line, check your wiring out and see what you have there. Your ammeter may be fine.
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