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Re: alternator for H
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Posted by Jon Hagen on October 10, 2001 at 16:53:18 from (63.160.194.224):
In Reply to: alternator for H posted by Clifton Rynearson on October 10, 2001 at 16:25:34:
10 SI is GM's model number for the internal regulator alternators used on all GM and much ag equipment from aprox 74 through the late 80's-to early 90's If you ask for an alternator for almost any GM machine from 75-85 you should be ok. Ask for the 37 amp model as this should be more than up to anything an H needs and will run cooler and pull easier. If you are using a one wire GM alternator,my experience has been that the lower amp models kick in at lower rpm than the big ones.
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