THat is a cutout relay. I do not believe it is wired correctly as shown. There should only be one wire connected to the Arm terminal on the Gen. It should be connecting the Gen (or Arm terminal they are sometimes called either name) on that cutout only. The Bat terminal on the cutout should be connected to the amp meter as described in my other contribution to this fix. The other wire that is connected to the F terminal on the gen should be thrown away. It is definitely not used at all for this setup. The F terminal on the Cutout is only used if there are no lights mounted on the tractor, and then the gen only charges the battery at low charge due to a grounding resistor in the base of the Cutout. Disconnect it. The Gen's F terminal is connected to the light switch. (and that only) the wire goes to the charge rate part of the switch, and is either grounded to the switch body directly, or grounded through a resistor that gives it low charge. In H - high charge, D dim lights, and B bright lights positions it is on high charge, grounding the F terminal with no resistor. The two switch components in the light switch are totally separate, though on one shaft. The lights are a power circuit, the Gen control is a grounding circuit. If the Cutout is connected to the F terminal and the Switch is connected, there will be no proper control with the light switch. Jim
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