Posted by RN on January 09, 2014 at 09:59:18 from (204.147.1.138):
In Reply to: 6 volt to 12 volt posted by JR FRYE on January 09, 2014 at 05:35:59:
Could maybe find a Ford 1961-1964 generator from Pinto and Falcons- or get the English Ford generator they wer derived from, more years in application in classic foreign car catalogs but price varies- usually up. The Generator was also used in industrial applications in US and Europe until late 1970s. Thing is the generator is same small size as the 6 volt IHC so no hood cutting needed, bracketing is minor adjustment instead of fabricate new mounts, regulator is direct swap for 12 V. Other Generators possible- the Bosche for VW Beetle to 1972(?) used on some because of size and belt pulley 2 piece is adjustable like some firm mount tractor generator units. Other generator small size is a Lucas industrial model- positive ground available stock flashed. The small hitachi alternator is good, sometimes might be listed in rebuilder catalog as a Nissan/Datsun unit by application- and some salvage yards may have a used, tested "Datsun/Nissan" on shelf for $25.00
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