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18-02-22, 02:21
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F15a cab 11 generator
Hi all, I am working on the electrical system and the generator I have has only 1 terminal. Would this be the correct generator or were they 2 terminal originally ? All my wiring diagrams show 2 terminals . If I were to stay with this generator would I just use a cut-out rather than a voltage reg. ? Thanks,Dave
By the way the single terminal is stamped "field" 
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18-02-22, 05:46
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Maybe just maybe......
.... you have a GM alternator?????
No joke they now make and sell fake looking early flaty Ford generators with the fully functioning guts of an alternator...$$$$
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Bob Carriere....B.T.B C15a Cab 11 Hammond, Ontario Canada
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18-02-22, 07:35
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haha I wish!
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18-02-22, 23:46
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Ford Flathead V8 Generators- cut-outs and regulators
Hi Dave,
This post on the Ford Barn may help. https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=298848 Also in Ron Bishop's "Rebuilding the Famous Ford Flathead" if you have a copy there is a small section on the voltage regulation on the different types of Ford generators. Part number list in the book may help identify your generator. Cheers,
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F15-A 1942 Battery Staff Jacques Reed
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