Posted by Pycoed on April 18, 2009 at 14:12:43 from (86.152.234.9):
In Reply to: Wheel Horse problem posted by ron8 on April 16, 2009 at 18:29:29:
Fred Bennington Jr. said: (quoted from post at 03:29:29 04/17/09) I have a 98 16 hp wheel horse that i bought new. Late last summer I noticed that the amp gauge started to show the tractor was running in the orange/red area and the needle was going far to the left which indicates that it was discharging and running on battery power only. Does anyone have any idea what would cause this and what part I might need to correct the problem. Any help is appreciated. The local dealer wants me to bring it in and let him run all sorts of tests and diagnostics on it, he said it might cost
$500.00 or more to correct the problem. If it is that much I'll just buy a new one.
Noting to add to El Toro's post which says it all, but if I was you I would never go near that dealer again!
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