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Re: Cut Out on 6v Generator
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Posted by J Schwiebert on August 26, 2006 at 17:10:55 from (209.143.51.236):
In Reply to: Cut Out on 6v Generator posted by Don E. Foster on August 26, 2006 at 16:40:49:
Before you get too far take thegenerator off and clean the armature. Also check the space between the 2 brushes that are close together. Then run the generator as a motor. Ground the field and see if it slows down. When you put the generator back on check the voltage output. Remember the generator output has to exceed battery voltage. I also made a generator troubleshooting chart for the Oliver collectors it will also work for your tractor. Let me know if you are interested. More questions? J.
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