Toro 1250 Sprayer not charging Cancel The title field is required!

1. Bradley Frunchak

   

   24 posts
   
   8/5/2019 12:08 PM

   Toro 1250 sprayer was not charging and draining the battery while out spraying.
   
   Replaced the regulator and replaced the battery. While running there is about 12.75 volts produced with a volt meter attached.
   Is this proper voltage output? I am sure there used to be 13-14 volts.
   Where else might there be an issue?
   
   Engine is 2005 Kohler.
   
   

   
   
   
   
2. Ron Bradley

   

   63 posts
   
   8/6/2019 5:08 AM in reply to Bradley Frunchak

   The stator is what charges your battery. I would check that for voltage. If that has voltage you need to check wires. Good luck.

   
   
   
   
3. John Weidler

   

   13 posts
   
   8/12/2019 3:08 PM

   Check the stators 2 yellow wires for AC voltage around18+ do disconnect the voltage regulator first. The newer Kohler voltage regulators use an external ground wire from the aluminum housing to a good ground on the engine.  I have added a ground wire to older existing voltage regulators and made them work