Posted by RICHMONDRON on December 07, 2009 at 09:24:00 from (70.16.241.103):
I have a '53 CUB with a generator field coil that is shorted to the casing (pulled gen., dissasembled, removed field terminal stud from insulator, and there is continuity between the field terminal stud and the gen. casing with the brush wire free and not contacting the case).
I've found replacement coils on the web for about $18.00 and, if my armature checks out, may want to replace what I have instead of getting a whole new (to me anyway) generator. I have no idea if there is a special tool I'll need to use or what I'm getting into, job wise, by trying to remove the old ones, so it may not be a great idea in reality.
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