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adjustable generator for a case sc 6 volt

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dave from wi

08-31-2004 18:12:10




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How do I adjust the voltage using th adjustable brushes




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Alberta Mike

08-31-2004 19:45:34




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 Re: adjustable generator for a case sc 6 volt in reply to dave from wi, 08-31-2004 18:12:10  
You obviously have a third-brush generator. The third brush is the middle brush of the three near the generator's end plate. Two of them are anchored permanently and are 180 degrees opposite each other. The third one is the other brush which is adjustable by moving it in or against normal rotation of the generator main shaft. Most can be released through the access slots and are usually anchored by an anchor screw or bolt. Once the third brush is loose, moving it in the same direction as normal generator rotation will increase the charge rate. Moving it against rotation will decrease the charge rate. Once the desired charge rate is achieved, the third brush must be locked in place again by tightening the screw or bolt. A small amount of control is also done by the 3-position generator control/light switch on your dash (if it is still there and being used). Email me (I have removed my email hide on this post) and we can talk about it through regular email.

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