Dave H (MI)
Well-known Member
I hate this. There isn't much to this and you would think I could get thru it without any trouble but....
I gots pretty much all new on this system. The genny is the original. The wires is all new. I just installed a new cut-out and a new ammeter. Carefully checked the wires to make sure I hooked up the BATT terminal from the cut-out to the ammeter post. Put a jumper from the other post to the resistor block center post. Polarized the genny by touching the BATT terminal of the cut-out to the one and only post on the genny.
I got NO reading on the new ammeter. I expect this sort of thing when I try to keep the original equipment on the tractor but not when it is mostly new. Not an electrical system expert so I could use some suggestions on testing the system components to track down the problem.
I gots pretty much all new on this system. The genny is the original. The wires is all new. I just installed a new cut-out and a new ammeter. Carefully checked the wires to make sure I hooked up the BATT terminal from the cut-out to the ammeter post. Put a jumper from the other post to the resistor block center post. Polarized the genny by touching the BATT terminal of the cut-out to the one and only post on the genny.
I got NO reading on the new ammeter. I expect this sort of thing when I try to keep the original equipment on the tractor but not when it is mostly new. Not an electrical system expert so I could use some suggestions on testing the system components to track down the problem.