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ALLEN,EAST ,TN

03-31-2003 18:48:28

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IS THERE ROOM UNDER THE HOOD ON A 52 M FARMALL FOR A DELCO ALTERNATOR WITHOUT CUTTING THE HOOD? THANKS

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allen

04-01-2003 19:52:16

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Re: ALTERNATOR in reply to ALLEN,EAST ,TN, 03-31-2003 18:48:28

thanks to all the info.a friend gave me a good alternator so i am going to use it!!!!

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rustyfarmall

04-01-2003 04:56:01

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Re: ALTERNATOR in reply to ALLEN,EAST ,TN, 03-31-2003 18:48:28

I have a 1940 M with a delco alternator, it fits under the hood very well, although the same type of alternator does not fit very well under the hood of an H.

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Steve K

03-31-2003 19:12:36

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Re: ALTERNATOR in reply to ALLEN,EAST ,TN, 03-31-2003 18:48:28

Probably is enough room. I put one on a super M but I had to modify the adjusting arm and I put a very small washing machine motor belt pulley on it so it would turn faster. I didn't cut the hood. It was a big improvement over the generator.

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03-31-2003 22:09:36

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Re: Re: ALTERNATOR in reply to Steve K, 03-31-2003 19:12:36

They fit great you just have to make some changes to the adjusting arm

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Steve K

03-31-2003 19:21:05

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Re: Re: ALTERNATOR in reply to Steve K, 03-31-2003 19:12:36

Another thing to consider is the voltage of the M electrical system. If you go to a 12 volt alternator, you will need to change the rest of the system to 12 volt. I believe all of the pre-super M tractors were 6 volt.

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Hugh MacKay

03-31-2003 20:12:03

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Re: Re: Re: ALTERNATOR in reply to Steve K, 03-31-2003 19:21:05

I have been told that an alternator from a Toyota is smaller and much easier to fit. It will do the job.

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