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PostSubject: stator output ac   stator output ac Icon_minitimeNovember 14th 2023, 1:34 pm

I have a 22 hp v twin briggs, it has a electric pt , Ive checked the out put on the stator and I can't get any more than 24 volts out of it and only 12.5 out of the regulator...........the battery is holding at about 12.5 to 12.7 enough to keep it starting ......I have used the deck only once to cut my lawn after i put in two new spindles and bearings in the other ... along with three new blades........it is now sitting  and covered up......

I'm reading that I should be getting a minimum of 31 volts ac out of the stator and up to 14 out of the regulator............

both are low numbers.............do I need to buy a 16 amp stator and  new regulator ..........or will the stator salve the low output on the regulator ??
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PostSubject: Re: stator output ac   stator output ac Icon_minitimeNovember 14th 2023, 5:59 pm

First off, I'm not sure where you've gotten your numbers as they don't match the official B&S Alternator guide, here's a link to it so you can follow their exact guide just to be sure.

ENGINE ALTERNATOR REPOWER GUIDE - Briggs & Stratton https://www.briggsandstratton.com/content/dam/briggsandstratton/na/en_us/Files/FAQs/alternator_replacement.pdf

With that said it's possible there's rust on the stator laminations (similar to what happens on a ignition coil) inhibiting that last little bit of power you feel you should be seeing but it depends on what stator you have, the 16amp calls for 26 volts AC so you're darn close, did you have it at the required 3600 for the test? Actual charging is measured in amps and with a fully charged battery there's nothing to charge so the regulator is just making sure the battery stays topped off, bet if you put a battery with a low charge in you'll see the output amps and volts go up until the battery is fully charged (to it's specific capacity).

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PostSubject: Re: stator output ac   stator output ac Icon_minitimeNovember 15th 2023, 3:01 pm

thanks for the info.....this morning I had to move it because i needed to do a little welding on a spring bracket on my snow blade.....I ended up starting it three or four times before I parked it again........I checked votage at the battery before I shut it down and the regulator wa putting out 14 volts.......so i guess all is well..........

I mounted a winch on the back end the other day....i'm going to winch it up on my trailer tomorrow with motor running and check to see what the regulator is putting to the battery......if it runs the winch I'm sure it won't have any problem with the power pt.......
thanks  again.......

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PostSubject: Re: stator output ac   stator output ac Icon_minitimeNovember 15th 2023, 4:36 pm

If the winch is wireless, I would disconnect it when not in use a while. They drain the battery.


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PostSubject: Re: stator output ac   stator output ac Icon_minitimeNovember 15th 2023, 5:40 pm

I have all the wires tucked into a piece of pvc pipe attached to the back end of the body......so it only takes a few seconds to clip on to the battery an use it on the tractor or slide it all out of the hitch and use it wherever i can chain it down........i like to do this stuff...it keeps an old man's brain active.......and I am very lucky to have a wife of 53 years that's just smiles at my shenanigans stator output ac 1f603

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PostSubject: Re: stator output ac   stator output ac Icon_minitimeNovember 15th 2023, 7:17 pm

Thats awesome! I am also a fan of keeping the brain active. Kind of a use it or lose it attitude for me.


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