Delco Remy generator with pulley wanted

My apologies for posting this in the general tractor section. A post in the parts section went unanswered and I'm hoping to have this seen in a place with more traffic.
I'm looking for a generator (with pulley!) that will get rebuilt. The Delco alternator will be taken off and this generator will get put back on. This generator was put on quite a few applications, especially in the IH and AC line. I'm going to pick on the Dixie electrical site just because they show lots of applications. Original generator would be built by Delco. Looks like their numbers would include 1100025, 1100029, 1100032, 1100033, 1100034, 1100036, 1100037, 1100039, 1100042, 1100047, 1100051, 1100052, 1100055.
Again, generator will get rebuilt, so condition just needs to be rebuildable. My application will be on an Oliver 440. TIA.
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We have a lady that rebuilds old sets. I can check with her.

I have a generator, voltage reg and pulley off a Farmall.
Not sure if it's a delco. Not sure if it's 6 or 12v. I'm guessing it's 6v because the tractor was upgraded to 12v.
I'll check ( if I can find it) and get back to you.
Are you interested if it's 6v?

(quoted from post at 07:19:01 05/09/22) I have a generator, voltage reg and pulley off a Farmall.
Not sure if it's a delco. Not sure if it's 6 or 12v. I'm guessing it's 6v because the tractor was upgraded to 12v.
I'll check ( if I can find it) and get back to you.
Are you interested if it's 6v?

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Likely he is, since the link he posted goes to a 6 volt 35 amp generator.

I have a few generators as well, I would have to check the numbers you posted to see if they are what you need.

I have several off Cubs. I emailed you. Happy to send you one if you cover postage!

That's a really high amperage 6v generator. It's up there with the better 12v automotive generators. I suspect it will be hard to find.

I want to thank everybody who has replied. This site is great. I just got off the phone with Grandpa Love and he thinks he has one that will work and he will send it to me.
Just to satisfy the curiosity, this generator will be going on an Oliver 440. The previous owner put on a Delco alternator. The Delco alternator will be coming off and this generator will be going on to make it more original. Thanks for all of your responses!

What size was the pulley on the 440?

I have a number of generators laying around. I'd have to check to see if I have any delco ones

Not sure of the previous pulley, hence the request for a generator with pulley. The previous owner took the generator off and put on a internally regulated GM alternator. And I can't fault them for that. An alternator is reliable and a much cheaper repair. But now it's time to convert the tractor over to a parade queen and put the generator back on. It currently has the GM alternator that can be picked up for cheap through Rock Auto or your local auto parts store. My parts book is ordered, it just hasn't arrived yet.
I have a separate question about some factory changes on this tractor and I called two local implement dealers. I was hoping they had some old parts books in inventory or perhaps an ancient microfiche machine. I told them ahead of time what I wanted, but said only when he has time. The first local dealer advertises on the radio that they can get parts for your old Oliver tractors. One call to him and he says that they have never actually sold Oliver tractors decades ago and says he can't help me. The next local dealer was an Oliver dealer many decades ago and my dad used to take me in there when he got Oliver parts. I remember they had a kid section and had a couple of Oliver pedal tractors. Again, I said I was not in a hurry and to only do this when he wasn't too busy. This parts man told me that I was wasting his time and he told me to find any and all parts on the internet and that I should also find some specific Oliver groups on the internet to bug. So there you go. Perhaps he was right.