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Posted by Greg D. on June 27, 2001 at 19:43:00 from (209.240.221.72):
In Reply to: Alternator Question posted by Rick on June 27, 2001 at 04:34:55:
While I would agree 100% that if you are strictly restoring this tractor you should stick with the original generator. However if you are going to use this thing and don`t want the headaches of a generator, give it to someone with a boat for an anchor, throw in the regulator for good luck. Looking at the rear of the alternator, the left terminal, or #1, the one closest to the battery terminal is a switched hot wire. The right terminal, or #2 is a constant hot wire. This would be for an internal regulator type alternator. Unless you are restoring this, I would go with the alternator, if nobody has a boat, set the generator out for the garbage men to pick up when they come by, about all they are worth!!!!!!
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