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jg

04-26-2003 11:40:01




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can not get generator to charge. had generator rebuilt,new cut-out,new battery but it will not charge,i think my wireing is not correct, can any body give me an clue as how it is supose to be,the wireing was very old and we rewired it and now nothing.




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ACB

05-13-2003 00:13:40




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 Re: pony generator in reply to jg, 04-26-2003 11:40:01  
Presume your generator is the three brush type??
In normal 2 brush mode the generator provides enough power to run the machine and bugger-all else. The light switch on the right side of the panel below the choke cuts the third brush in which should provide about 6amps charge to the battery.
Pushed in the genny is in 2 brush mode, halfway out 3 brush and right out switches the lights on. Its fairly simple to dismantle and repair if its stuck. Just don't get too heavy handed with tthe pliers.

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Jason

04-27-2003 05:28:32




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 Re: pony generator in reply to jg, 04-26-2003 11:40:01  

This is just a guess,but do you have your battery cables hooked up the right way? The 6 volt system IS a possative ground. Just a thought hope it helps. I have a picture of a originial wiring diagram in my Pony manual. I have no way of sending it by e-mail. If interested I could copy it and send it by US mail. Let me know.



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