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The schematic shows it with a zillion more diodes on it, but it might work. I'd just replace the bad part(s) on the old board. The diodes are less than a buck each, and the resistor is nothing special. You can look up the specs with the NSN from the parts list and buy one or two from...

Some things that it could be: * Bad CVT1 * Broken wire or dirty connector * Bad diode bridge (A4) If you disconnect the regulator from the rest of the circuit, which means at least disconnecting the wire from terminal 14 or 17 and the generator makes power, but with abnormally high voltage...

The difference is the backhoe engine is probably being asked to do some work. It's not the low RPM that causes wet stacking, it's the light load that doesn't get the exhaust parts hot.

Heck, my 003A does that for me. I've never worried about load management with it running. With a 40 kW generator your worry would shift to wet stacking.