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    Posted: 16 Jun 2024 at 4:29pm
is there a delco alternator case , shaft , coupler , combnation for the power steering pump for my series 1 d17d 
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There was a Delco alternator with a vacuum pump mounted on the back that was used on Diesel Trucks..... Dont know if the vac pump could put out pressure, but the alternator must have had a drive shaft thru it to drive the pump...





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There was an early Corvette system similar to what you want, but that may have been a generator not an alternator.
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My Grand Pappy had a 1956 Chrysler Windsor with a generator and power steering pump. 
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I have seen the exact setup mentioned but not on a tractor. It was in sprayer carts used on golf courses, and cemetery maintenance. I think they were Ransomes, or Jacobsen built carts. Also thinking the same thing on an older Cushman "Truckster" from the 1970's. 

Thinking back none of these were hydrostatic driven machines. Sprayer carts had centrifugal clutch with reverser drive, and a manual transmission in the "Truckster".
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Get your generator rebuilt and you are good to go.
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we need b&b to chime in ,    i would not be suprised if it was a matter of putting the right delco numbers together,    if a armature was somwhate compatible i think i could weld up a case and machine itto bolt the pump on.   i have not checked to see how many amps the geny is,   i want to run the head lights on the grill and the series4 lights on the fenders a rear work light and two lights on the baler one in the back and one looking at the pick up .  all led    after all these years good lights is a treat   big change from the 6v on the old wds  the coleman lantern was better
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Many old trucks had P/S pumps on the rear of a generator.

Never saw a p/s pump on an alternator in person.
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Hi Mike!
Sorry, coming into this kinda late. I've been busy and only been popping in here a couple times in the past few days. Anyway, there is an Alternator on the market that is designed for power steering. Its made by Mitsubishi for Forklifts. I have one on the shelf for my Forklift customers, but they are super expensive! Yer' talkin' about $715. for one of those puppies. I can build a Delco 1100345/1100440 12V Generator with long shaft for pump a bit cheaper at $450. if you have a unit to rebuild. Same Gennie that came on a WD45D, D17/19 Diesel w/p/s. I can send a pic of that Misti Alternator if your still interested.
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thanks steve i should have 2 good genys with pumps on them do you think that it can keep up with all the work lights and headlights i want to run
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