Posted by stevob671 on April 15, 2021 at 15:00:13 from (104.240.14.189):
In Reply to: Re: electrical dufus posted by John T on April 15, 2021 at 10:41:31:
Happened to a custom combine operator at our place. As I came home the combine shields are all open and the dealer service truck sitting by the C-IH combine. Tech is checking all over with a voltmeter as the cab end and everything controlled by it is not working. Motor end is fine. I peak at it and see 2 batteries is parallel, tech says 12.6 on one and other one is way down. I says bad cable or clamps between the batteries. That lit him up. He went and got his drill and a screw and drove it into the bad battery cable clamp. Full voltage on both. Combine owner said order a new cable- tech said it was about 300 dollars. Owner said- this things been down for over 3 hours, I just lost more than that, get it on order!
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