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Old 06-22-2013, 08:24 AM
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Hi hope I am in the right area,, I need a electrical schematic so possibly I can find out what is wrong with the charging system on my tractor, or some advice as to what might be wrong. Battery terminals are clean, tractor starts if i charge the battery, pto works, lights work, but no matter what the rpm the battery shows a discharge. The yellow wire coming out of the rear of the engine shows -20 to -30 vdc when referenced to ground. Thanks,,,
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Old 06-22-2013, 08:43 AM
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The yellow wire has NOTHING to do with charging.

The Red / White comes from the V/R to charge the system (R terminal on Ignition SW). There should be 13.5 to 14.5VDC when measured across the two Battery Terminals.
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Thanks for the diagram, found the voltage regulator, checked voltage between 2 yellow inputs, 20-30 vac nothing out of the output wire red as far as dc, think it is the regulator? where to get one? Thanks
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I can't read the schematic you show its too fuzzy, do you have anything better quality? thanks,,,
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nothing out of the output wire red as far as dc, think it is the regulator?
With nothing out....you have a bad V/R. See your local CC Dealer or the fine sponsors at the top of the page can help you out.
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Hi all. I don't mean to hijack this thread, but I'm having a similar problem. The ammeter on my 1711 shows the system is discharging when I kick in the PTO. I cannot find the voltage regulator. Can someone inform me of the location of the v/r on my model?
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