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Re: Negative ground D-17?
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Gordon-(TN)
05-21-2003 04:28:43
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your regulator is most likley fried, a alternator
would be your cheapest way to make it work, you can get one for about the same price as a regulator Gordon-(TN)
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steve
05-21-2003 16:04:41
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Re: Re: Negative ground D-17? in reply to Gordon-(TN), 05-21-2003 04:28:43
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agree,probably the regulator. disconnect the F and G terminals on the generator. ground the F terminal. start tractor and measure voltage across G to F terminals. if you get high volts, the generator is o.k. If you want a wiring diagram, or for an alternator, just ask.
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