Posted by Traditional Farmer on December 10, 2017 at 05:07:53 from (71.51.164.34):
In Reply to: Re: 1 Wire or 3 posted by Jon Hagen on December 09, 2017 at 19:42:29:
The alternators I use require 1450 RPM to start charging,I have never run across any crank pulley on a tractor that wasn't 2X as large diameter as the alternator pulley.it only takes 725 RPM for the tractor engine to fire up the alternator.Who in the World operates an old tractor at an idle anyway? No one I know so the RPM thing is just a bunch of BS really. I don't need an amp meter or light to constantly show if its charging but if a person does they can go on ebay and buy a neat little meter with a magnetic back that will show battery condition and charging rate for about $10 hard wire it into the tractor's electrical system and have a better charge indicator than an amp gauge or an idiot light.
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