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Old 08-29-2009, 07:07 PM
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I am new and am very excited about restoring my 149
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Old 08-29-2009, 07:25 PM
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welcome to the group!! THIS is the place to get the help you need!!
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Thanks, I have many questions, Just to sum up a little generator not charging,
pto clutch running all the time. the biggest is the drive shaft is welded up in that knuckle that is supposed to have a pin. will a weld work? just got the machine.
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Old 08-29-2009, 08:24 PM
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Thanks, I have many questions, Just to sum up a little generator not charging,
pto clutch running all the time. the biggest is the drive shaft is welded up in that knuckle that is supposed to have a pin. will a weld work? just got the machine.
Welcome to the forum.

To check the generator on your 149. Remove the field (yellow) wire from the generator. Start the tractor and touch the removed wire to ground. If you hear it start to pull down it is working and the cause is most likely the voltage regulator.

A pto that always spins most likely has a bad bearing.

I hope this helps.
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bayranger! Glad to have you! I'm located in NC.
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I have a 149 also, great tractor.
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