JMOR, The generator is off of a JD 45, self propeled combine, equiped with a F-145 JD motor. They are 12volt Delco-Remy, 12 volt can coil, with no resistor or ballast (unless it is in the wire from the switch in the cab) and 12 volt starter. The voltage regulator is from "tri-star" and is a +, -, compatable with a delco generator. What I like about this setup, is the retention a + ground and resistor on the dash, that elinate some of the heat on the 6 volt coil, for front mount distributors. I used the 3.25 ohm can coil off the combine for my Denso 12 volt Ford 600 conversion. I also saved all the hydraulic off the combine which has 2 T valves and 2 one way cynlinders for later use for front snowplow with hydraulic angle, or now I plan on adding a cherry picker to my woodsplitter, since the Doc says" new Hip , only 50# lifting) Planning winter projects already. Big turf tires are in granary for sale but rims are for my next 9N.
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