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Farmall H-discharging battery

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Zipman

07-07-1998 20:25:57

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What would make my tractor dicharge.
Generator belt broke and generator ran like
an electric motor.Replaced and battery charges
but shut down tractor and it discharges.
6 volt pos ground system. any help would be appreciated

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John Fritz

07-09-1998 10:48:25

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Re: Farmall H-discharging battery in reply to Zipman, 07-07-1998 20:25:57

: What would make my tractor dicharge.
: Generator belt broke and generator ran like
: an electric motor.Replaced and battery charges
: but shut down tractor and it discharges.
: 6 volt pos ground system. any help would be appreciated Zipman, take the cover off of your voltage regulator. It sounds like the cutoff points are not opening when you shut down the motor. You can adjust the spring tension. Points should open around 350-400 rpm.

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Tom

07-26-1998 20:14:40

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Re: Re: Farmall H-discharging battery in reply to John Fritz, 07-09-1998 10:48:25

: : : What would make my tractor dicharge.
: : Generator belt broke and generator ran like
: : an electric motor.Replaced and battery charges
: : but shut down tractor and it discharges.
: : 6 volt pos ground system. any help would be appreciated : Zipman, take the cover off of your voltage regulator. It sounds like the cutoff points are not opening when you shut down the motor. You can adjust the spring tension. Points should open around 350-400 rpm.

I had problem with this on my tractor and even had generator rebuilt and new volt reg. It did ok for a short while and then had charging problems again. I finally took the service mans advise and just bought rebuilt GM
Alternator with built-in volt-Reg switched to 12 volt neg grnd system. Have been happy every since.
Then I could even use my 12 volt toys on tractor,Radio Etc.....No longer confusing when charging or jumpstarting any more also. I still have originl generator in a box in my shop to remind me how eneficient it was. Also to keep original parts for furture.
Hope this helps.

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Zipman

07-13-1998 19:06:13

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Re: Re: Farmall H-discharging battery in reply to John Fritz, 07-09-1998 10:48:25

Thank You John I Will give it a try : : : What would make my tractor dicharge.
: : Generator belt broke and generator ran like
: : an electric motor.Replaced and battery charges
: : but shut down tractor and it discharges.
: : 6 volt pos ground system. any help would be appreciated : Zipman, take the cover off of your voltage regulator. It sounds like the cutoff points are not opening when you shut down the motor. You can adjust the spring tension. Points should open around 350-400 rpm.

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Zipman

07-13-1998 19:05:59

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Re: Re: Farmall H-discharging battery in reply to John Fritz, 07-09-1998 10:48:25

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zipman

07-25-1998 20:04:16

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Re: Re: Re: Farmall H-discharging battery in reply to Zipman, 07-13-1998 19:05:59

It worked thanks

: Thank You John I Will give it a try : : : : What would make my tractor dicharge.
: : : Generator belt broke and generator ran like
: : : an electric motor.Replaced and battery charges
: : : but shut down tractor and it discharges.
: : : 6 volt pos ground system. any help would be appreciated : : Zipman, take the cover off of your voltage regulator. It sounds like the cutoff points are not opening when you shut down the motor. You can adjust the spring tension. Points should open around 350-400 rpm.

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