Farmall Cub

Part of the refurb job on the '56 was to convert over to a 12v alternator system. I decided to go with the Delco 10 si mainly because it was cheap and readily available at my nearest NAPA. I had a couple of the top mounting arms from Clint that look factory made. I didn't have a bottom bracket, but wanted one to match the craftsmanship of the top. Here's what I came up with.....made with 3/16th flat bar. It takes about an 11 degree bend from the mounting block to clear the governor housing.
I'm close to having the tractor running.....at last.


I think the hood will fit without hitting the alternator.

Looks very good, glad you are happy with the bracket. I have been working on making the mounting bracket also to offer in a kit that would come with both.

looks good Harold. I use a very similar setup, and it clears fine. You will need to reclock the alternator to move the alternator plug but thats it. Just take out the 4 bolts and turn the front half of the case and put the bolts back in.

Later

Hank

I am new member ,I saw your altanator bracket in an older post do you have any extra
brackets or do any figures on how you made it I have a square hood cub yellow and white 64 model I think any help

Mike Davis (forum name Farmertan) has made them. I'll send him a PM and have him reply here if he still has any. And welcome to the Forum.

I am currently of making a new batch of brackets if you are interested send me a PM

bobscooter wrote:I am new member ,I saw your altanator bracket in an older post do you have any extra brackets or do any figures on how you made it I have a square hood cub yellow and white 64 model I think any help

It's probably easier to purchase an alternator bracket.

Use the search function on this site. There are a number of posts on making the bracket.

Welcome

thanks