Posted by buickanddeere on October 23, 2010 at 14:48:55 from (209.240.122.166):
In Reply to: 12v or 24v posted by Mark - IN. on October 23, 2010 at 12:07:54:
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12V. You friend isn't your friend. He's trying to smoke the electrics on your tractor. Turn him around and kick his dumb *ss.
It's possible the batteries are not getting charged due to short stop-start cycles.
The charging system maybe low on output due to alternator problems but.................More likely due to a slipping glazed belt/alternator pulley. Don't waste your time and money cranking the belt down super tight to prevent slippage. You will be in the market for a water pump and alternator.
If there isn't a destroker on the hydraulic pump. Install and use it. It's a whole $15.00 and worth hundreds of dollars.
Finally. Take the rinky dink chassis connection off the sheet metal. And run a heavy cable down to the starter mounting post. Don't bother stopping at the Walmart battery cable bin for a 4 gauge cable either.
Last of all, the batteries have to be in good condition. Matched in size and age too.
My uncle had starting problems with the 1640 a decade before I purchased it. One battery connection was a dud and it was starting on one battery.
Unless you go through and actually measure voltages. You can clean, replace and guess all day and miss the poor connection.
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