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cas3 10-15-2017 08:26 PM

whats up with this odd 2 brush generator?
 

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bought this at the swap meet today for 5 bucks! it appears to be the later style 2 brush genny, but only has one terminal on the case, marked as "field", so how can it work with no armature post? green book shows a photo on page 456 listed as 81a 10000d, which shows to be 38-39, and perhaps 60hp. shown in my photo, oddball on top with one post, who knows in the middle, 2 brush with fan mount pulley and 2 connections, and on bottom a standard 40-48 2 brush with a tin pulley and no fan mount. how was it regulated? i am planning to build a 12 volt thing using the 56 and up case and armature on this front mount. thanks, skip darn, its hard to see in the photo, the top one has only one post, the other two have two

deuce_roadster 10-15-2017 08:49 PM

Re: whats up with this odd 2 brush generator?
 

Look on the back end plate for a terminal to attach a wire to....

Binx 10-15-2017 08:55 PM

Re: whats up with this odd 2 brush generator?
 

You can dissect all the parts of it using this site...

http://www.fordgarage.com/pages/generatorchart.htm

Lonnie

cas3 10-15-2017 09:00 PM

Re: whats up with this odd 2 brush generator?
 

there is a terminal on the back, but on all the others that is a ground terminal

deuce_roadster 10-15-2017 09:31 PM

Re: whats up with this odd 2 brush generator?
 

The generators with just 1 post on the side have the armature connection on the back. Ford figured out they needed a ground wire later and they put the armature connection on the side by the field connection hence the 2 posts on the side, ground on the back.

cas3 10-15-2017 09:34 PM

Re: whats up with this odd 2 brush generator?
 

more wisdom from the barn, thank you sir


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