Posted by old on September 21, 2013 at 18:55:43 from (209.86.226.19):
In Reply to: electical question posted by rosedale123 on September 21, 2013 at 16:43:44:
#1 doing that is not a safe thing to do because the alternator sees a dead battery and goes to max charge which in turn burns out the VR and that in turn makes itr put out 90 pl;us volts at 35 plus amps and if you got between the + cable and ground it can and will fry you as in your DEAD. Only way to check and alternator is with a volt meter. Be safe not DEAD or hurt. With it not running you should have around 12.3 volts on the battery with it running 13-14 volts. NEVER pull the battery cable to check an alternator it can cause you and the tractor big problems
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