Re: Ford 3000 generator-to-alternator conversion....any help hints?
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Posted by Bob M on July 29, 1998 at 04:23:21:
In Reply to: Ford 3000 generator-to-alternator conversion....any help hints? posted by Jerry Casper on July 28, 1998 at 07:58:48:
: My aunt has a '62 Ford 3000 model tractor which I'd
: like to convert to an alternator, since the gener
: ator isnt doing the job. Unfortunately that will not
: allow the use of the hour-meter/tach, but sacrifices
: must be made. Has anyone already done this conversion,
: and can recommend a specific type (GM, etc.) of
: alternator that will mount easily without many
: bracket mods? I have several old GM internal-reg alts
: that I can use, so I'd prefer to us one of them, unless
: another type fits easier and lines up perfectly. Any
: hints or tips appreciated. Thanks, Jerry Jerry - Suggest you look at Central Tractor's rebuilt alternator cat #92001-233. It's a standard GM-Delco, externally regulated unit, and has the rear end shaft threaded to connect to a mechanical tach/hourmeter. Many tractors (Case, M-F) made in the 60's and early 70's and equipped with a tach use these alternators. Bob
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