Voltage Regulator Q

[Boney 0]

When looking at a voltage regulator how do you know if it is made for your tractor or not ? I am not able to find a part or model number for it. Thnx

[Killer_A-C 0]

What tractor does it go on?

[goatfarmer 817]

I had my S/G rebuilt at a local shop.They were able to take the numbers off the unit to tell which regulator it took.

[JJ MARSHALL 0]

here are some number that i got off a DELCO REMY regulator 1119165e maybe they can cross them over to other regulator. the DELCO REMY are price to high . this regulator is on a BEE 10 A/C. jj

[JJ MARSHALL 0]

HERMAN here is a A/C # FOR REGULATORS that go on the b-110 b-112 and the hb-112 the # is 250544 they could have change this number. JJ

[Chris727 1,934]

B-10's generally use a different one. It is larger than the ones used on the 725 and has 3 coils inside it. The 700/725 use a smaller square one. I have one on my 700, I'll go get the #'s off of it tonight. I don't think you can get them from delco anymore. I have bought direct replacements from a place in Tennessee. I'll find my info on the place and post it a little later. I think a regulator for your tractor should be about $40.

[Mick14 0]

Hi Boney,any luck with the other problem with your 725 ? Did you go with the trigger or a new condenser ?

[Chris727 1,934]

The #s on the square type voltage regulators used on the 700/725 tractors are: N 12V, 988 followed by 8L. I think the 988 is the most important part. I have bought these regulators from DB Electrical Rebuilders in Gray, TN. They have shipped them to me and the service is great. Their phone # is 1-800-753-2242. website at www.dbelectrical.com

[Boney 0]

thnx all for the great info, Mick14, no I havent done anything about it yet, trying to asses all the things I need to do to it and descied what I want to do with the tractor,,,,this is a great hobby but at times cen be frustrating for me,,,, Thnx all for the great info