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Case Generator 6 volt repair for 48 Case D?

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Joel Shelton

11-01-2003 19:06:04




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Hi all,
I am trying to put on a refurbished 6 volt generator I purchased from an online vendor. The generator did not come with a pulley on it. Does anyone know what type and size I need? The pulley that is on the motor is the original. So I would also have to run a belt from the generator pulley to the motor pulley. Does anyone know what size belt I would need as well. I purchased the tractor to be redone and it did not have a generator to part out. BTW it is a 1948 case D.
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Joel

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robert

11-02-2003 05:39:20




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 Re: Case Generator 6 volt repair for 48 Case D? in reply to Joel Shelton, 11-01-2003 19:06:04  
I got a new belt from local case dealer.Don L.on here will have a pulley no doubt.



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Baggsy-Wy

11-01-2003 20:59:57




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 Re: Case Generator 6 volt repair for 48 Case D? in reply to Joel Shelton, 11-01-2003 19:06:04  
I'm sure one of our D experts will be along shortly with answer, but I was curious if you ever got the brakes working on the SC???



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joel

11-02-2003 02:47:39




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 Re: Re: Case Generator 6 volt repair for 48 Case D in reply to Baggsy-Wy, 11-01-2003 20:59:57  
Yep, It seems that when my dad put on one of the seals he snagged it on the gears basically ripping out the wire and part of the rubber of the seal. this caused the leak and the right side brakes not to work. This past weekend we replaced the seal being careful not to snag the seal again and it has not leaked yet. I only put about half of the oil back in so far and I think I will only put in about 6 gals in there because we are only going to use this tractor as a show tractor and no pulling or gardening. Once I have made sure it will not leak this spring I will completely fill it up. The left side brakes work real well but I think due to the gear oil being on the right side brake shoes, it may be a while until I get them really firm, but they do work. It was an experience and I learned alot. Thanks for all your help.
Joel

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