Posted by sony224422 on February 05, 2015 at 10:06:09 from (107.77.76.84):
In Reply to: 1948 super a starter posted by gene bender on February 05, 2015 at 05:55:53:
Brought it to the local shop. He said a maximum of $120 to fix it, but probably much less. He actually had a ton of them in the shop. He told me the "new" ones are so bad he won't even sell them unless he rebuilds them when they come in. He had a machine shop and said he has to always adjust them because the quality is so poor. He is going to do a couple upgrades for 12 volt but he said I didn't need to spend the extra money for new fields. Especially since it doesn't crank for long at all. He said it was and probably has been damaged for awhile and just finally seized up.
Seems genuine, I should have it back by Monday-tuesday so I'm happy about that
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