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VAC regulator

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Firemanjohn

03-11-2008 18:01:33




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Does anyone have a valid part number for the regulator on a Case VAC mounted onto the original 6 volt generator? From what I am guessing it was part of the original generator and does not have it"s own part number I think? Since the generator was rebuilt and the regulator was lost in the process, what number could I use to get one for on there. Thank you.




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mj

03-16-2008 09:33:23




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 Re: VAC regulator in reply to LarryNeohiocase, 03-11-2008 18:01:33  
If you strike out on finding a cut-out post back. I've got a number of take-offs. 8)



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Jim - Oregon

03-12-2008 13:15:11




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 Re: VAC regulator in reply to Firemanjohn, 03-11-2008 18:01:33  
Late model VA's used a regulator controlled generator instead of the 3 brush system with the cutout. The generator is Autolite, so I would assume that the regulator is as well and would be a service item from an auto electric supply house. Probably the best answer would be to visit an well established shop that rebuilds older 6 volt generators and see if they can fix you up with a replacement regulator. They should be able to get the specs off the generator tag which will have an Autolite number like GAS-4169A.

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C. Amick

03-12-2008 09:10:25




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 Re: VAC regulator in reply to Firemanjohn, 03-11-2008 18:01:33  
If it's the original generator, it should have a "6 volt cutout". It stops battery drain when the tractor is shut off. It's not a voltage regulator. To control the generator output, the generator should have 3-brushes, one of which is movable to control the generator output. How may wires do you have on your generator? Most of the major tractor parts suppliers carry the cutouts. NAPA probably even has them. Email me and I can give you some names and phone numbers of parts suppliers.

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