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emiliasingle


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I'm having recurring problems with my starting/charging system. It looks like the battery is not being charged while the tractor is running and maybe even being drained of power while not running. I replaced the voltage regulator and had some work done locally and the amp gage appeared to show charging. I don't use the tractor that often and not very long when I do. It started fine maybe 6 - 8 times and then wouldn't even turn over. I pulled and tested the battery and found it to be completely gone. I bought a new battery and, when I tried to start it, all I got was a click. I'm not an electrical expert and don't really understand this system. I do have a wiring diagram and a voltmeter. I was wondering if anyone has ideas about volt/amp measurements I could do to try to isolate defective component(s)? Also, does anyone by chance know of an experienced Cub Cadet mechanic in the East Texas area (I'm in Tyler)? Thanks in advance for any responses.



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Did you replace the VR with the correct one?
Where did you source this new VR?
Did you replace the wires on the correct terminals


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When it comes to electrical problems with a Cub Cadet 126, it's often a matter of checking the basics first. Start by inspecting the battery to ensure it's holding a charge and the terminals are clean and tight. Next, check the wiring harness for any visible damage or loose connections. Sometimes, a faulty ignition switch or solenoid can cause issues, so those are worth inspecting too. If all looks good there, you might want to test the voltage regulator and the stator to see if they're functioning correctly. It's a bit of a process, but these steps can help pinpoint kanatautilitiesltd.ca/high-voltage-contractor-ottawa/ and hopefully fix the problem without too much hassle.

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