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>things. It has a location for a battery but don't know what size it should
>be and if it's 6 or 12
by 1960 i would think it mite have been 24 volt
>volts. Also, on the end of the generator portion there is a pulley and
>belt that look like it might
>go to a smaller generator for charging the battery. Is this correct or
>does something else get
>driven by the belt?
mite it be a speed control to keep the motor rpms the same some of tham
are belt drive
butt it would be on the carb side
and look in the genertater is a 60 cy.
some mite be 400 cy
and you will not find much use for one of them
oo it will lite up one kind of light balbs
and run the radio in your jet plain
goos luck with you mil vel.
>There are a few items missing that I'm in need of. I need the spark plug
>wires, a solenoid for the
>starter, and the small belt driven device that I asked about above. If
>anyone has any parts or
>manuals for sale for this generator please let me know. And can anyone
>tell me how much wattage this
>generator can handle?
>
>Data plate info:
>CORPS OF ENGINEERS, U.S. ARMY
>NOM.; Generator Set
>T.M.; 11-6115-204-10
>STOCK NO.; 6115-542-6229
>MAKE; U.S. MOTORS
>MOD.; PU-286B/G
>DATE MFD.; 1960
>ENG. Make; HERCULES
>MOD.; ZXA
>
>Thanks,
>Bryan R.
>'53 GMC XM220 2.5 Ton Shop Van
>'63 M43 Ambulance
>MVPA member #20324
>
>
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