Handy Don 16,745 #26 Posted June 2 47 minutes ago, Alrashid2 said: Way I see it though, half of these Horses dont even have a Voltmeter so how would you ever know! All the battery-using tractors were designed to deliver battery-safe voltage and amperage at 3600 rpm when coupled with a properly wired and working regulator or a diode, depending on the model. Absent the meter, you came to “know” you had a problem when the battery failed. Consider that your meter may not be accurate, they are not precision calibrated instruments! I recommend getting out your multimeter and checking. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
