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#519899 - 06/28/08 11:30 AM
AutoLite Generator
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Registered: 12/02/07
Posts: 101
Loc: Prescott WI
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I am disassembling a 1936 Auburn. This generator was mounted on it, but is not the original equipment. Any ideas what it is supposed to fit?
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I used to have money, but now I have car parts! Many 1934 - 1936 Auburns Curt Schulze Prescott WI.
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#519938 - 06/28/08 03:24 PM
Re: AutoLite Generator
[Re: Curti]
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Registered: 02/01/06
Posts: 196
Loc: MA
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Is there a AutoLite tag? What's the model #?
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#519952 - 06/28/08 04:56 PM
Re: AutoLite Generator
[Re: drwatson]
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Registered: 12/02/07
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Loc: Prescott WI
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A tag number would make it easy. There is no tag, nor do I see a location where a tag was. The drive end casting has a p/n GPW10138, the commutator end casting is GPW10125. It is a six volt generator. My 1939 AutoLite book dosn't show any five digit numbers so it must be newer than that. Someone out there must need it. I sure would like to swap it for a Auburn generator.
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