Bob said: (quoted from post at 23:05:47 02/18/14) DRANK, there's only ONE (several) issue(s) that I see here.
"Delco" (which no longer exists) never made/commonly sold a "one-wire" alternator in the size we are talking about here. ANY "one-wire" alternator in the 10SI or 12SI size you're gonna find is an aftermarket bastardization put together (possibly) with some used Delco parts... the rotor, case, and stator, with an aftermarket regulator.
NOT fair to sully Delco-Remy's past reputation with such a thing!
Everyone that I know calls it a Delco 10 si from hot rodders to tractor guys. Is it just a nickname then? If I say Delco 10 si everyone knows exactly what I'm talking about. Mine was new and it was designed to self-excite between 800-850 rpm. Who I got it from is on the up-and-up and I trust unconditionally with parts.
Update: I just looked through Yesterdays Tractor catalog and they reference to "Delco 10 si"
This post was edited by GRAPE-DRANK at 13:51:55 02/20/14 2 times.
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