Starter OC-3

Started by Crawler Boy, June 30, 2002, 03:08:03 PM

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Crawler Boy

I have problems with my starter it wonÃ,´t
spinn under load, if i have it on the bench
it spinns good ,I have a new 6V battery

i have used jump cables directly from the
battery to the starter to eliminate problems with the cable and the switch

it turns about a 1/4 turn and stops when it going into compression i have even tried
with a 12V battery but itÃ,´s the same

the engine turns around easy when i crank it by hand and starts easy so its not
that the engine is stuck

I have take the starter to a work shop
he has tested it with instruments but
he canÃ,´t either finde the problem

the bushings are in good shape so it wont
bend and make a wire shortcut

Im out of ideas is there someone else hwo
had the same problem.

Crawler boy SWEDEN

John Schwiebert

#1
I do know that the design of the starter was changed from a starter with a 2 pole design to a 4 pole design durring the days of the OC-3
Can you place a voltmeter and an Ampmeter on the tractor and get readings at the starter?
John Schwiebert

Crawler Boy

#2
When the starter turns under load the voltage goes from 6V to about 4,5V
what sould the voltage be

Is it some internal problem whit the wiring??

Doug

#3
Check your field coils, they may be shorted . Also your armature should be tested. You can check for grounds, but to check completely you'll need a growler

Crawler Boy

#4
I have found what the problem is with the
starter.

When the starter starts and engage toward the starter the gear pulls to far to
the flywheel gears that it stucks.

I did put shims between the starter house and the gear and now it runs great.

Thats why the man at the workshop didnt
finde any problem with the wiring.