Hi John
that is a price. $100, is what is have been quoted here for a generator
rebuild
kind regards
ed
Historian, AHCUSA
john spaur wrote:
> Jack,
>
> I recently had a local autoelectric shop replace the cloth on the
> field coils. It cost around $38. I replaced the bearing and rivets
> because they did not have the original style but they could have done
> that two and I installed the new brushes - very easy stuff. They
> recommended against having the commuter turned because they can crack;
> you can check it to see how worn it is. A generator rebuild should
> cost around $100. You need the drive end bearing, commuter brushes,
> the rear bronze race and possibly the two springs that press the
> brushes against the commuter.
>
> John
>
> At 09:07 PM 4/20/2012 +0000, Bob Spidell wrote:
>> More than likely the 'restorer of cars' would have farmed-out the job
>> to a local shop (and doubled the cost).
>>
>> Bob
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