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SweetFeet

SweetFeet

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On a model 102 Cub Cadet lawn tractor with 10 hp Kohler motor and has a combination starter/generator (meaning that is all one unit)…
What terminal does the positive battery cable hook up to? One terminal is marked F and one is marked A.

Thanks if you can help.

We don't have a book on it... and just had motor & starter/generator overhauled - and the guy painted over my husband's markings on the starter/generator.
 
Sweet I had a CCO several years back with the same set up. I am pretty sure the positive hooks to A (armature). F would be field which should be the negative side. Wait for other responses though.
 
Sweetfeet: Here are two different wiring diagrams for a starter/generator setup. Do not worry about the one that says Tecumseh. Kohler used the same setup on the ones with a light circuit.
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SweetFeet, you might want to go "downstairs" to the Garden Tractor forum and try there also. There are some that hang out down there that work on garden tractors. Just a thought.
 
If it's a Delco Remy like I have on my Wards G/S the postive cable goes on the (A) terminal. I have my hour meter connected on that post too since it only has voltage when the engine is running. Hal
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My grandfather had an older wards mower like yours,but I am pretty sure his had a three point hitch.I remember thinking it was neat to see a little tractor like that with a three point hitch.
 
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