Posted by karl f on March 13, 2009 at 14:53:10 from (209.188.106.159):
now that the word is out about letter series and newer with stock 12v generators, i have a few questions that i hope help myself and others. how do you identify long shaft vs. short shaft? what's the measurements from the case to end of shaft? and is there an easy way to do so without measuring if spotting parts in a junk yard from a car or unfamiliar tractor make/model (like would double pulley always mean long shaft)?
i assume gm cars/trucks newer than 54 would also be a good source for a 12v delco generator. any shortcomings to that assumption? of course where the heck do you find a junkyard with parts cars that old at salvage/reasonable prices...
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