Try your local farm implement dealer. I haven't been able to find a net
source for these things.
Ryan R Young
Oakland, CA
http://idt.net/~bredt19
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In article <Boris-12040...@cvx1-84.madison.chorus.net>,
Bo...@chorus.net (Boris) wrote:
>Does anyone know of a small, belt driven alternator available, probably
>from a small car? Don't need much current, but would like it as small as
>possible.
--
John Stricker
"I didn't spend all these years getting to the top of the food chain just to
be a vegetarian"
"Ryan Young" <Bred...@idt.net> wrote in message
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> Smaller than any car alternator are the units fitted to riding lawnmowers
> and garden tractors by John Deere, Kubota, and others.
>
> Try your local farm implement dealer. I haven't been able to find a net
> source for these things.
>
> Ryan R Young
> Oakland, CA
> http://idt.net/~bredt19
>
> ----------
> In article <Boris-12040...@cvx1-84.madison.chorus.net>,
> Bo...@chorus.net (Boris) wrote:
>
>
I didn't see the "LAWN" in the tractor the first time. I just didn't think
the 120 amp unit in my Steiger would save much weight. 8-)
If it's from John Deere, chances are Jegs will be cheaper.
--
John Stricker
"I didn't spend all these years getting to the top of the food chain just to
be a vegetarian"
<Cl...@snyder.on.ca> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 12 Apr 2000 02:55:28 -0500, "JStricker"
> <jstrick...@russellks.net> wrote:
>
> >Farm alternators aren't small. One of the smallest I've seen isn't
cheap.
> >Go to Jegs online and look for a Shogun alternator. Weighs 6 pounds and
is
> >brushless. I think it's only something like 20 amps though. IIRC, costs
> >about $350.
>
> The shogun is virtually identical to the afore-mentioned lawn tractor
> alternator.
JStricker wrote:
> Clare,
>
> I didn't see the "LAWN" in the tractor the first time. I just didn't think
> the 120 amp unit in my Steiger would save much weight. 8-)
>
> If it's from John Deere, chances are Jegs will be cheaper.
>
> --
> John Stricker
>
> jstr...@russellks.net
>
> "I didn't spend all these years getting to the top of the food chain just to
> be a vegetarian"
> <Cl...@snyder.on.ca> wrote in message
> news:IRD1OFFfyKmoum...@4ax.com...
>Does anyone know of a small, belt driven alternator available, probably
>from a small car? Don't need much current, but would like it as small as
>possible.
The smallest alternator I've seen is on a John Deere deisel Gator.It's about
3" in diameter and 2 1/2" deep. I don't know what it weights but it can't be
much. Seems to put out lots of power though we use then for transport in an
underground mine with lights on always plus a strobe and a radio.
Drew Dalgleish
centralia ont.
Boris <Bo...@chorus.net> wrote in message
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>I own a John Deere Dealership and the alternator used on the Diesel Gator or
>the 322 are small, light, and if I remember correctly put out 15 amps. If
>you will email me at sfg...@teleport.com, I'll send you the part number,
>price and shipping weight.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
It's a disappointment that you couldn't post that information to the group.
This forum is IDEALLY suited for such an exchange,
especially for a 'birds of a feather' price break ??????
Otherwise, most of us have John Deere dealers in the neighborhood and can cut
out the middleman... the US Post Office. <g>
BOb U.
2: The alternator from a John Deere 322
Part Number: AM877557
Output: 20 amps
Weight: 1.81 lbs.
Price for group: $ 145.49
Note: This alternator requires an external voltage regulator part
number
AM101406 price $60.51 weight .2 lbs.
I can ship these anywhere in the US for a $5.00 John Deere UPS and handling
fee. When I order these, I can have my John Deere warehouse ship them
directly to you and they should arrive in a day or two. If you are
interested, email me at sfg...@teleport.com
BOb U. <mailto:r.r....@att.invalid> wrote in message
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Ryan R Young
Oakland, CA
http://idt.net/~bredt19
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In article <6JQJ4.165$i91....@nntp3.onemain.com>, "Robert Bates"
Ryan Young <Bred...@idt.net> wrote in message
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I received your DTAC case concerning the possibility of selling
alternators if they could sustain 5000 rpms. I pulled the print on
AM877740 and examined the specs. This alternator should perform
fine at sustained 5000rpms. Regulated output
should be approximately 40Amps. Also pulled print of AM877557 but it was
in Chinese. I can't read Chinese but appears specs
are slightly lower on this alt. Hope this helps.
Robert Bates <bat...@teleport.com> wrote in message
news:qZtK4.2638$i91....@nntp3.onemain.com...
I did some digging myself, here is some Kubota information:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>From: "Keller Bros." <kub...@nbn.net>
>To: Ryan Young <bred...@idt.net>
>Subject: Re: Parts Quote
>Date: Mon, Apr 17, 2000, 6:47 AM
> As per your request:
15531-64013 alternator $163.30 each
19267-64602 voltage regulator $62.10 each
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Thank you - Keller Bros. - Neil Boyer
800-309-3673
>
> Tractor_Model: G1800
>
> Parts_Description: 1 ea belt drive alternator and voltage regulator
>
Perhaps one of the regulars ( or that poster ) could post
the details..... sorry but I didn't pay too much attention
to it at the time.
> Ian Scott <i.s...@usa.net> wrote:
> have you thought to mod one from a motorbike?
> > "Boris" <Bo...@chorus.net> wrote in message
> > Does anyone know of a small, belt driven alternator available, probably
>have you thought to mod one from a motorbike?
>"Boris" <Bo...@chorus.net> wrote in message
>news:Boris-12040...@cvx1-84.madison.chorus.net...
>> Does anyone know of a small, belt driven alternator available, probably
>> from a small car? Don't need much current, but would like it as small as
>> possible.
>
I have two options for those interested in a small alternator
1: The alternator from a John Deere Diesel Gator
Part Number: AM877740
Output: 40 amps
Weight: 2.96 lbs.
Price for group: $ 291.67
2: The alternator from a John Deere 322
Part Number: AM877557
Output: 20 amps
Weight: 1.81 lbs.
Price for group: $ 145.49
Note: This alternator requires an external voltage regulator part
number
AM101406 price $60.51 weight .2 lbs.
I can ship these anywhere in the US for a $5.00 John Deere UPS and handling
fee. When I order these, I can have my John Deere warehouse ship them
directly to you and they should arrive in a day or two. If you are
interested, email me at sfg...@teleport.com