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03-23-2010 07:30 PM #7
I looked on the one I've got, no number, but they're commonly refered to as "mini-alternator". If you look on ebay for example, you'll see lots of them that match the one in the picture. From there you might get a number to look for one locally. Or check with a Kubota (maybe other manufacturers of small tractors as this unit is very common to them) dealer.
The nominal diameter (not counting the mounting ears) is 3 1/2".
The tractor ones are often 40 amp, though I've seen them also listed in 50 and 60 amp as well.Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
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Sorry for your loss of friend Mike McGee, Shine. Great trans men are few and far between, it seems. Sadly, Mike Frade was only 66 and had been talking about retirement for ten years that I know...
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