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11-18-2000 09:41:14




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i am new to yesterdays tractors and am wondering how i can visually telling the difference between a generator and an alternator. i am helping with an allis C that has some electrical problems.
thank you for any and all advice




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Mike M

11-18-2000 09:57:46




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 Re: dummy in reply to newcomer, 11-18-2000 09:41:14  
Generator is cylindrical, usually about 4 inches in diameter and 6 or 7 inches long (ie, longer than it is wide), usually painted black or tractor color. Alternator is shorter than it is wide- usually about 6 inches in diameter, and 3 or 4 inches long- almost always cast aluminum and unpainted. Alternator is irregular in shape- many bumps, vent, louvers, etc.- Generator (always made of steel, not aluminum) is more smooth and cylindrical. If the tractor is "stock", it has a generator- but by now, many have been converted to alternator.

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