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Don

08-07-2003 18:37:22




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I purchased a DC with an Eagle hitch this afternoon. It has been converted to 12v with an alternator. The ammeter pegs at +30. I am concerned of damage to battery. Any sugggestions? I need a new battery tray, cover for the top of the battery, and gear shift knob. Any suggestions on outlets for any of these items? Finally, the serial number is 5618266DC and plate number on dash is 403041. Can anyone identify the year or other information from these numbers?

Thanks for your help.

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Aaron

08-08-2003 09:58:09




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 Re: Case DC in reply to Don, 08-07-2003 18:37:22  
I have a battery cover or two. Email [email protected] with an offer.

Aaron



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jal-SD

08-08-2003 08:47:29




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 Re: Case DC in reply to Don, 08-07-2003 18:37:22  
Alternator is probably capable of putting out WAY more than 30A's, that why its pegged. It'll stay that way until battery is fully charged, than the alternator should taper off. If not, there's a problem w/alternator. I put a 120 Amp alternator in a Scout once that originally had a 60 Amp in it. It'd hide the needle under the edge of the dash cover until the battery was charged, then it'd come back to the center like it was supposed to. (My $0.02 worth. jal-SD)

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John Saeli

08-07-2003 19:01:13




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 Re: Case DC in reply to Don, 08-07-2003 18:37:22  
The serial # pegs it at a '52. Gear shift knobs & boots also are still available from CASE.



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