Allee
Bronze Member
Thank you on all accounts. She's especially upset because I did buy an additional tractor. I also have an Iseki without a loader and attachments other than a rototiller. Works like a champ. When she refers to tractors that's "Her" tractor.
I thought about checking the fuses last night as I was pondering what else to do so I'll check that today. I've disconnected most other wires as you've suggested. Its just that the idiot light wires are pig-tailed and one diagram shows a wire going from the voltage regulator to the charge lamp and the other wire goes from the oil pressure sending unit to the oil lamp. After the lamps, the pig-tail wires have female connectors and are just long enough to reach the fuse box. So, that's where I connected them. The diagram shows what I detect is the "w/r" wire off the regulator going to the instrument plug (I have none) so I direct wired it to one side of the charge lamp, none plug, connection. The oil sending wire is "y/b" and goes from the oil pressure switch to the idiot light. So, all I'm left with is the "b" wire noted on the diagram. What is it and where is it? It shows that it's a "r/b" wire connected to the "w/b" wire from the IG on the regulator which connected with the "w" wire on the regulator to go to the fuse box. Am I loosing you?
Again I'll check the fuses but again I'm getting no charge to the battery. I'm buying an amp meter this morning and maybe that will help with the diagnosis. I've checked for current most everywhere else but I guess I'm not done.
I rented a trailer to take it to the shop but with it not running, the bucket down and too wide of a ramp I was unsuccessful. I couldn't drag it or push it enough to get it loaded and when I was almost there it fell off the ramps. I finally gave up. My wife of course asks me why didn't I call a wrecker. Rrrrr! Well at least now it's running and I can use it, it's just that it drains the battery and constantly needs a jump. Back to square one. Maybe I'll just throw in the towel and call a mechanic... again.
I thought about checking the fuses last night as I was pondering what else to do so I'll check that today. I've disconnected most other wires as you've suggested. Its just that the idiot light wires are pig-tailed and one diagram shows a wire going from the voltage regulator to the charge lamp and the other wire goes from the oil pressure sending unit to the oil lamp. After the lamps, the pig-tail wires have female connectors and are just long enough to reach the fuse box. So, that's where I connected them. The diagram shows what I detect is the "w/r" wire off the regulator going to the instrument plug (I have none) so I direct wired it to one side of the charge lamp, none plug, connection. The oil sending wire is "y/b" and goes from the oil pressure switch to the idiot light. So, all I'm left with is the "b" wire noted on the diagram. What is it and where is it? It shows that it's a "r/b" wire connected to the "w/b" wire from the IG on the regulator which connected with the "w" wire on the regulator to go to the fuse box. Am I loosing you?
Again I'll check the fuses but again I'm getting no charge to the battery. I'm buying an amp meter this morning and maybe that will help with the diagnosis. I've checked for current most everywhere else but I guess I'm not done.
I rented a trailer to take it to the shop but with it not running, the bucket down and too wide of a ramp I was unsuccessful. I couldn't drag it or push it enough to get it loaded and when I was almost there it fell off the ramps. I finally gave up. My wife of course asks me why didn't I call a wrecker. Rrrrr! Well at least now it's running and I can use it, it's just that it drains the battery and constantly needs a jump. Back to square one. Maybe I'll just throw in the towel and call a mechanic... again.