Working Class Zero Senior Member May 7, 2012 #1 Looking for a rebuilt/restored model a 6 volt generator. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to who has a reputation for doing them right. I see em on ebay, but am unsure about those ones.
Looking for a rebuilt/restored model a 6 volt generator. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to who has a reputation for doing them right. I see em on ebay, but am unsure about those ones.
D dr.j Senior Member May 8, 2012 #2 http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/member.php?u=106 Tom Wesenberg is the man! And have his EVR installed.
ctlikon0712 Well-known member May 8, 2012 #3 I knew Tom did the EVR's but didn't know that dr.j.... then that's who I'd get one from Kane. (if i didn't build one myself lol)
I knew Tom did the EVR's but didn't know that dr.j.... then that's who I'd get one from Kane. (if i didn't build one myself lol)
Paul in Colorado Senior Member May 8, 2012 #4 Bert's in Denver rebuilds generators, and guarantees them. http://www.modelastore.com 1-800-321-1931
Patrick L. Well-known member May 8, 2012 #5 Any of the 'A' suppliers will have them, or, there is probably an auto/equipment electrical repair shop in your area..
Any of the 'A' suppliers will have them, or, there is probably an auto/equipment electrical repair shop in your area..
Tom Wesenberg Well-known member May 8, 2012 #6 You need to be carefull of local generator shops, as I've seen two generators cooked to death by the shops mixing up the field and output wires.
You need to be carefull of local generator shops, as I've seen two generators cooked to death by the shops mixing up the field and output wires.
ctlikon0712 Well-known member May 8, 2012 #7 Yea, I wouldn't trust the run of the mill local shop....... unless you talk to them and they know the model A specifically, 6V Genny.
Yea, I wouldn't trust the run of the mill local shop....... unless you talk to them and they know the model A specifically, 6V Genny.