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Re: Changing Alternator amp


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Posted by RONNIE GRAVES on June 05, 2014 at 22:28:32 from (64.12.116.16):

In Reply to: Changing Alternator amp posted by Larry B. 1486 on June 05, 2014 at 16:35:56:

well I used to keep a friends logging junk running used a 68 dodge d-100 pickup as a service truck jumping off skidders ,log trucks ,chippers ,knuckle booms ,after several cold 04:00am bouts with stubborn diesel equiptment I was looking for something better when to my suprise there in the way back of the yard sat a baton rouge police car bought at auction , got the hood up and there was my prize a 1000 amp MOPAR ALTERNATOR looked brand new so over the next few days it got pulled tested and grafted to that 225 hot water slant six ! (along with 2 1000 cca truck batterys ) mounted male and female welding sockets in the grill and made up some welding lead jumper cables , oh yea mounted 4 in-air refueling lights to the bumper too and a pad lock on the hood, first time out started everything and was back before daylight ,about the 5 day my friend asked what was going on he was paying real good to have that stuff running when he and the crew got to the woods I told him that lights made a lots of difference , it was almost a month till he was there when I was changing oil in that old dodge , I still have that truck only has 2 added lights now and one 1000 cca battery !!


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