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In this Discussion
- dynolou2 May 2010
- Geoff C., N.Z. May 2010
- jjbubaboy May 2010
- Richard E. May 2010
Need a generator or armature....
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You can fit any generator from '36 through to '55 Hudson. They all have the same mounting bracket and pulley profile, except the Jet, whcih is A-section. However, you will also need the appropriate regulator for whichever generator you use. They all look the same, and only a nit-picker would notice. The advantage with the later two-brush type is better voltage regulation and higher output.If you're stuck in a hole, stop digging.
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Jeff, I have a '36T generator that has been completely reconditioned, it needs a pulley. It has never been used since it was redone. My generator guy actually rebuilt it by mistake, some sort of mis-communication. PM me if you are interested and we can figure out how much I need to get for it.

