Rusty is correct. the only way to assist the generator is to put a smaller pulley on the gen (or if yours is an adjustable pulley (split) thin a shorter belt, and opening it up to ride lower in the groove, will be about it. The generator will handle a pulley with smaller diameter, (about 2.5 diameter at the back of the belt) but the tendency to slip will be greater due to less belt length wrapping on the pulley faces. I would just use a 6 amp charger on it between uses when you are doing daily puttering around, and a maintainer between times. It was designed to make work, so it just was not important to charge at idle. Though many farmers were displeased with lights and charging when doing first cultivating at night. JimN
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