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SC Running Smooooooth!

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G. L. Grumpy

12-31-2003 19:00:17




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WAs working on SC today, ran it some more, started real hard this time. I loosened dizzy, and turned and Man, she smoothed right out! Went a little farther, got even better. Now, when I start it, just barely touch button, it goes! I'm Happy! Revs a little faster now too! Still gotta get that wire thing for my one-wire alternator to work. Either the tractor don't spin fast enough to start it charging or something else. Soon as I touch small term to big wire, she goes! That's not supposed to be needed on one-wire type. I'll buy a connector and wire it to the big term on unit, leave one wire unconnected.

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Jason (MA)

01-08-2004 09:36:20




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 Re: SC Running Smooooooth! in reply to G. L. Grumpy, 12-31-2003 19:00:17  
tisco has a capisitor (sp) that goes inline with the delco one wire systems to get these alternators to start charging at low rpms. I had problems with my IHC MTA charging until we added it.



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Hey Grumpy:

01-01-2004 07:24:26




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 Re: SC Running Smooooooth! in reply to G. L. Grumpy, 12-31-2003 19:00:17  
With everything working right, a 6V will spin that SC quite fast. Good battery, new large cables, like 1 guage or bigger, and good clean connections. Is dizzy the mag??



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G. L. Grumpy

01-01-2004 09:52:32




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 Re: Re: SC Running Smooooooth! in reply to Hey Grumpy:, 01-01-2004 07:24:26  
Nope! I've Bastardized the whole tractor, 12 volt, distributor (dizzy), and an Alternator!!!! Dang, I wanted simple and care-free, easy to find parts. No gens to find a rebuilder and expensive parts, no small battery that is getting harder to find, and can't jump if needed with my truck, 12 volt for same reason. Have you tried to find a 6 volt charger lately? All I can find and bought is a cheapy low amp unit for both voltages, but only does 2 amp trickle on 6 volt setting. Basically, Just LESS messing around. Call me a "HACKER" then?

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John C.

12-31-2003 19:39:40




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 Re: SC Running Smooooooth! in reply to G. L. Grumpy, 12-31-2003 19:00:17  
You should probably take that 12 volt talk somewhere else! Ha!



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Larry S

01-02-2004 03:53:50




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 Re: Re: SC Running Smooooooth! in reply to John C., 12-31-2003 19:39:40  
You're right in thinking the alterntor does not spin fast enough to energize the field. It seems to need about 1500 rpm to begin charging. I hate to wind up a cold engine to get that speed. I finally took that regulator out and replaced it with a standard 3 wire, and wired the field thru a oil pressure switch, like one used to run an hour meter. You can also pick an inexpensive diode @ NAPA type auto stores to avoid having to manually connect/disconnect the field.

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