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Originally Posted by ndnchf
It turns out that generator I showed a few days ago was a mix of parts, not a true '39 standard/pickup generator. It was not functional as it was. But I restored it into a fully functional, 2-brush with pulley mounted fan - very similar to the rare '39 standard generator. This uses the extra large bearing to carry the fan load, not the standard 2-brush bearing. I just had it running on the test bench this morning, putting out over 30 amps :-)
I'll be bringing it to Hershey in less than 2 weeks. It will be for sale on my table along with other restored generators. If you are there, stop by and say hi. South chocolate CJ 71-73.
Steve
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Do tell what the "larger front bearing was used". The .590 shaft from 32-36 use two tapered roller bearings for fan use and needed lubrication. I couldn't find a tapered roller used in pairs for the later, larger .669 diameter shaft. I took apart my '41 generator, and removed the single roller bearing. The pocket size to work with is 40mmx 14mm, shaft size 17mm. I have this one coming, should fit right in, whether I use a fan or not, its good for radial loads from the belt.
LR5003NPPU Track Roller Double Row Bearing 17x40x14 Sealed Track Bearings VXB Brand