Generator
- Thread starter moondog
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staninlowerAL
501 Club
Look for an automotive electrical repair shop. If you're not concerned with keeping it original you can convert to 12v and use a mini alternator that is self exciting and internal regulated. JMHO Stan
JohnMihevic
Well-known member
Did you think of doing it yourself? There's not much to it. Get a new set of brushes, clean up the commutator bars and the slots between each bar. That's where the problems usually are. The bearings are usually O.K. If your Cub is a '49, you have a cut-out relay and not a voltage regulator. The cut-out relay lasts forever. When you're done be sure to polarize the generator.
Dale Finch
501 Club
There's a shop near me here in NC, Alaman e Starter & Generator that has rebuilt several of my cub things:
Hopefully you would have something near you like them.
Hopefully you would have something near you like them.