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VOLTAGE REGULATOR
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Posted by BOBM25 on April 21, 2006 at 04:41:54 from (63.166.24.194):
The voltage regulator on the smta is not working correctly, I think. Top set of points won't stay closed tight enough to charge battery. If you push them together with a screwdriver gauge says its charging, soon as you let go, gauge goes to discharge. Tractor has brand new battery and voltage regulator is only about year and a half old. Never did really charge right from the get go. Only good for half a dozen starts or so, then would be dead. Do I need a new regulator? They are about 40 bucks. I don't want to buy one if I don't have to, but I'm getting tired of jerking this thing around the farm. I did the whole polarize the generator deal when I changed the regulator. What do you guys think?
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