It seems I always forget this is a world wide forum. I know IH had factories in other countries and did make things differently there. I was talking tractors built in farmall works in USA. The cutout that looked like a voltage regulator is what confuses so many into thinking they have a regulator. Later years, IH quit supplying the cutout and replaced it with a voltage regulator that did indeed mount on the generator. You could actually just use the cutout portion of it and still use high low charge on light switch if so desired. A lot of after market did have that style regulator that mounted on generator but IH did no use it on factory units. Regulator was mounted else where.
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