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tod

01-11-2005 17:27:48




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I'm working on a 1939 DC. What size belt is required for the fan and generator? Fan size looks to be 44-50 inch and 24 inch for the generator. Are they both a 7/8 belt? Local auto parts (NAPA) didn't list anything that old - but said they might be able to help if I had a Case number for them. thanks




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Scott KY

01-12-2005 06:09:08




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 Re: DC belt size in reply to tod, 01-11-2005 17:27:48  
My 39 DC also uses a generator belt. I assume those tractors were converted over to that type generator in later years. The original generator drove from the magneto drive. Try this belt # at your Case IH dealer, o8280AB. This is the belt used on later systems.



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dctom

01-11-2005 17:41:10




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 Re: DC belt size in reply to tod, 01-11-2005 17:27:48  
tod, your 39 DC shouldnt have a gererator belt



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Tod

01-11-2005 17:58:10




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 Re: DC belt size in reply to dctom, 01-11-2005 17:41:10  
DCTOM

DC #4302032 had a small generator on it when I got it a few months ago - Did it originally have lights? If so, wouldn't it have required a generator or did they power it thru a battery setup? The belt just goes from the fan pully to the generator. What St Louis dealer was it delivered to?
Thanks for any information you can give me re: the original build card. I always enjoy reading your responses to the many requests for build card info - always an interesting bit of history ....

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dctom

01-12-2005 10:18:48




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 Re: DC belt size in reply to Tod, 01-11-2005 17:58:10  
tod; 4302032 DC was built june 15 1939 and shipped to j i case co, st louis missouri july 10 1939 motor lift and starting and lighting attachment. i bet it was changed over to belt driven generator sometime tom



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DKase

01-11-2005 19:11:40




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 Re: DC belt size in reply to Tod, 01-11-2005 17:58:10  
39 DC should have the generator in the magneto drive.



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tod

01-12-2005 17:12:45




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 magneto/generator? in reply to DKase, 01-11-2005 19:11:40  
DKase

How did a magneto generator work? Did the magneto generate enough juice for both the plugs and a set of lights? How did they tap off the magneto for the power to the lights?



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Scott KY

01-13-2005 05:06:12




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 Re: magneto/generator? in reply to tod, 01-12-2005 17:12:45  
Hey Tod
The 39 generator actually drove from the governor. The magneto set behind the generator. A shaft went throught the generator to drive the magneto. This setup required 2 brackets that mounted to the governor housing. These parts are hard to find. That is probably why yours is set up the way it is.



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L.Lamp

01-11-2005 17:40:44




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 Re: DC belt size in reply to tod, 01-11-2005 17:27:48  
When I restored my '51 DC, I was able to get both original belts at the Case-IH dealer. Off and on, someone has been selling DC fan belts on the internet. I just bought two of them. I will take a look tomorrow and post the manufacture and part number for you. I will look up the seller too. What am I doing with all the belts? I have 4 DC's and a DE Power unit.



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