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Re: Generator --- Alternator
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Posted by chadd on October 14, 2005 at 05:34:28 from (155.92.31.191):
In Reply to: Generator --- Alternator posted by Farmall_Ryan on October 13, 2005 at 19:23:27:
I guess my experiences are unusual, but I would go with the generator setup. We have a W6 and an M both with 6V positive ground. We also have an 806 that was converted to a one-wire alternator and a 966 with a three-wire alternator. We end up taking those entire alternators in every 3-4 years to be rebuilt because they stop charging. Both our M and W6 are on the original generators and only require occasional requlator changes. Either way would work, its up to you. Also, try 0/1 cable, it can make a big difference in starter speed if you stay with 6V.
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