Redturbo said: (quoted from post at 06:07:21 08/12/14) Rankrank1, please don't take my posts the wrong way. I was just showing you pictures of brackets for a H with a the same alternator is all. You did a fine job of installing the alternator. Good to see you didn't install a 100+ delco amp alternator.
Not sure what you posted that I would take the wrong way. I considered welding up a custom bracket similar to the CharlieU bracket (and like yours). Even went as far to buy a piece of scrap steel cut-off drop that I intended to use to make it. I have welders so it would not have been too difficult at all to weld one up. But it was just so darned easy to do it the way I did it. Anyone can do it that way that I did it. I will admit that it is not as pretty as a custom bracket would be in appearance. That said, none of it is visible at all with the sheet metal on the tractor anyway so appearance is not really a factor since it is so well hidden.
This post was edited by rankrank1 at 18:24:11 08/12/14.
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