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Old 08-01-2014, 03:50 PM
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Default Generator/Starter Regulator Problems
The regulator on my 123 went out. Tractor died because it was just running off the battery. I bought a new regulator and the terminals are marked B, F, and L. There is no ground terminal on it. When hook up the postive terminal on the battery and just touch the ground the starter/generator starts to spin.
I would appreciate some words of wisdom.

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Old 08-01-2014, 04:02 PM
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(A) Is this V/R a Cub Cadet part or aftermarket...?? If aftermarket, what is the make and part number?

(B) The grounding is normally through the Mounting Feet.
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There is prolly another terminal under the reg marked gen.
l is for load and it is not used with the wiring on a 123.
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It is a 1414 regulator. I am going to do some more work on it today. I already found some wiring problems. I am retire so time isn't a factor.

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Ted, go to this link for some wiring verification.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=35
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Still need some help, in the harness there is a red wire that comes out of the harness near the voltage regulator, I trace it back to a bolt that is screwed in to the block on the left side of the block. This wire is not shown on any of the drawings. ???

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