Especially as long as the generator remains assembled, if alls well, POLARIZATION CAN REMAIN OKAY AND UNCHANGED for months upon months,,,,,,,,,,Re-Polarization is NOT required prior to each tractor re start,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Polarization is NOT necessarily required if battery is removed or replaced.
HERES WHY Polarization simply passes current through the field coils which imparts a degree of residual magnetism in the soft iron poles at a certain North South magnetic polarity resulting in the certain + or - Electrical polarity so it charges at the correct polarity to match the battery. When you remove the battery thats the same as the VR's Cutout Relay opening which it should?? when the tractor shuts down IE just because you remove the battery you dont need to re polarize (its already removed by an open cutout relay)
Failure to charge can happen even if the genny is fine DUE TO A FAULTY REGULATOR
To determine the cause of non charging and see if its more likely a genney orrrrrrr a VR problem, try my Troubleshooting Procedure linked below. If you want to install a method to polarize fine BUT I DONT THINK THATS YOUR PROBLEM
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