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Case SC-8 Volt positive ground generator

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keith s

10-10-2003 06:38:57




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Where can I buy a 8-Volt positive ground generator for a 1949 Case Sc?




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chad

10-10-2003 20:08:23




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 Re: Case SC-8 Volt positive ground generator in reply to keith s, 10-10-2003 06:38:57  
give Don L a [email protected] or 507-433-0073



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Klyde

10-10-2003 09:39:58




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 Re: Case SC-8 Volt positive ground generator in reply to keith s, 10-10-2003 06:38:57  
Stock generator will work fine with 8-volt battery. Have to move 3rd brush closer to armature brush, that raises the voltage and output. And it should be NEGATIVE GROUND!!! Stock TC4327E regulator will need to be tweeked a little. A little more tension on both the field and cutout springs, and maybe a larger fuse. ALSO, I never saw a SC that needed a 8volt battery. Make sure all cables are 4 or 2 gauge. That 6 & 8 gauge stuff is for 12 volt systems. Most often on wet clutch Case tractors oil has gotten into the starter and broken down the insulation on the feilds. 8 volts will help for awhile --but that will go to crap too.

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John Saeli

10-10-2003 10:05:48




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 Re: Re: Case SC-8 Volt positive ground generator in reply to Klyde, 10-10-2003 09:39:58  
Hey Klyde; Couldn't have said it better myself, but I wouldn't go any smaller than 1 guage for a 6 volt system. Headlites don't last long on 8 volt, have also heard of burnt armatures in the gen, with 8 volt. For an "SC", a good 650CCA battery, good tite, clean connections, 1 guage battery cable and that SC will spin. If the old cable is freyed and white or green, throw it away.



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