Can anyone identify this alternator?

641Dave · Mar 13, 2012

I just pulled this off my tractor. It works, but I'm not sure what I'll use it for next.

I'm not sure who makes it though. Old ford alt?

whizkidkyus · Mar 13, 2012

It looks like an old Ford or Dodge ( Chrysler ) alternator to me . I've seen them before just can't remember where or what I've seen them on.

Whizkid

Old Roy · Mar 13, 2012

looks like the one I had rebuilt once when mine went bad in my 72 dodge pu. the colored band indicated the output..Mine was green 80 amp

Dean · Mar 13, 2012

It looks like a Chrysler product.

Dean

LJD · Mar 13, 2012

Kind of looks like the Leece-Neville/Prestolite alternator used on HD Dodge and GM applications.

Dalex · Mar 13, 2012

Dean has it . It is the common Chrysler alt. used from its introduction in the '60's up to when they went to NipponDenso in the '80's I loved the design where you could change the brushes in it with out removing it from the engine , if you had room around it !! It was never used by Ford or GM...

tjdub · Mar 13, 2012

Chrysler
OE# 209500
50amp
12V
Core Group: 10459583

Taken from the <a href="http://www.delcoremy.com/Documents/Core-ID-Guide-2004.aspx">Delco Remy Core ID Guide</a> (page 29)

rrlund · Mar 13, 2012

Yep Chrysler. Same as the one on the 318 in my Oliver 7300 combine.

641Dave · Mar 13, 2012

Thanks fellas.

I'll tag it and put on the back shelf for just in case.

Bob M · Mar 13, 2012

Yep - that's a first generation "grounded field" Chrysler alternator, used from 1960 to 1970. It is identified by a single field terminal and uses a mechanical (relay type) regulator,

Incidentally the 2nd generation (1971 and later) "isolated field" alternator looks similar but has TWO field terminals, in order to work with a solid state regulator.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 19, 2012

Ive put new brushes in these in parking lots and on the road.Nice design much better than the later junk.Found on Chrysler products, not guessing, know it for sure.

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