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Old 05-05-2013, 09:14 AM
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Having gone through S/G's on two tractors in the last year, I suggest that you take the S/G to a generator shop and have them repair it. You might pay as much as an new fleabay generator, but you will have the original generator back on the tractor. I bought a new generator from a shop in Logan, WV (fleabay). Very nice and worked fine. $125. delivered. I took my old S/G to a shop about 40 mikes away and had them rebuild it. $117.00 plus gas (it needed everything except field coiis). Both work fine. You might get by with a repair kit, but why mess with it? Usually, S/G's that are 35 or 40 years old need more stuff than just bearings and brushes.

Good luck!
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