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09-27-2020, 03:25 PM
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HI CC126 - S/G not pulling it's wieght
Hello folks,
I picked up a 126 last year and I have always had this issue. It is hard to start. It's as if the S/G doesn't have the power to pull over the engine. How can the compression stall out the starter? I literally at times need to help it along by giving the pulley on the engine shaft a nudge. The battery is new. No problem there. So, I cleaned up the S/G. New bearing, new brushes, clean as a whistle. Tested it by putting a positive jumper cable to it. Spins great, seems strong. I reinstalled it and saw zero improvement. Still gets stuck when turning the engine over. Seems slow to me too. I've seen other S/Gs turn the engine over MUCH faster than mine. I'd like to get some guidance on how to test the S/G circuit with my multimeter. I'm not good with electrical. Have a vague understanding. Since I'm sure this has been covered here before, do you have a post you can point to that gives me a detailed run down on how to test the voltage, grounds, resistances, etc etc to see if I can diagnose the problem if it be electrical? Thanks in advance for the help fellas.
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IH CC 126 with 38" deck 
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