Posted by gene bender on April 25, 2011 at 13:49:16 from (207.177.56.53):
In Reply to: Gene posted by CharlieNJ on April 25, 2011 at 11:53:17:
Yes it would have been from the H or M as they used the adjustable ones. Knowing Delco Remy changed #s every time they turned around is quite a story. I have a repair book and looking at the model# of their gens is interesting. The one used on the A and B arent even listed in that book but numbers close are so go figure. I have a couple of gens for the H and M never got around to looking at what numbers are on them. But i am familiar with how they charge in their systems. Its neat that a system used 70 plus yrs old will still work when they are in condition.
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