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09-20-2012, 11:43 AM
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Introduction and Starter/Generator question
Greetings:
My name is Ray, I live in Louisville, KY. I just got my first CC and am very excited to join this forum and start learning about these tractors. The tractor I bought is an 109 but has had the motor replaced at some time with a K301. I don't know any of the history of this tractor as it had been traded a few times before I got it. It has had some neglect but I will gradually make things right, it's great to have something that is built well enough to justify bringing it back up (unlike the more recent tractors). My question is about the S/G. I just got the tractor yesterday, it starts quickly when warm but not so quickly when cold. I know there are probably carb issues and although the PO says he changed points and condenser, I don't know if this was done properly or with the proper parts. The tractor runs OK (some smoke at start up but hopefully a different issue). The Starter/Generator has a sticker that indicates it had been reworked in the past. It seems to be generating fine, but seems "anemic" when turning over the engine (almost like a weak battery, but the battery is new and charged). Could this be some adjustment problem in the engine (valves, point gap, timing) or does this point directly to the starter? Are there steps I can do to isolate/troubleshoot this?  Thanks, Ray
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