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02-15-2016, 02:04 PM
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The no longer Haunted 129
At least I think for now it's resolved. Inside the starter generator under the a terminal, the wire was still attached, however it was slightly touching a piece of metal that was fastened to the shell of the SG. Perhaps there was enough distance on it between that wire and metal for it to start sometimes and other times it was too close and arked? I have no idea. At any rate, I put it back together, tested, it spun. Mounted back on - started right up. We will see.
The only question I have is that when the S/G was removed from the tractor and after I re positioned and fastened wire under the A terminal, I tested the F terminal as well. (Got it spinning and then put power to the F terminal. It did not brake quickly as described in a you tube video I saw. Does this really matter or no? I'm just happy it runs and won't be shoveling again during the next storm! (knock on wood). And again thanks to everyone who offered their help both on the thread and in e-mail. 
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02-15-2016, 02:19 PM
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Checking the S/G to see if it will charge, is done by grounding the "A" terminal while the S/G is turning.
Glad to hear that it's working, I hope that cured the problem.
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02-15-2016, 02:23 PM
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IF...you have any doubts about the S/G, by all means take it to a reputable Repair Shop and have it gone through. It will be money and head-ache wise, well worth it.
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