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Were all D17 generators 12 volt?
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    Posted: 22 Mar 2010 at 6:28pm
Was wondering if all generators that came on D17's 12 volt, or were any of the early ones 6 volt?  Trying to find a generator for my D17 series 4 and matching certain things up.  Thanks.
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Chuckster,
Early gas versions were 6V. (Series I) Headlights mounted on the grill shell. A few of the Delco 12V versions used were the 1100305, 1100345, 1100440, rated @ 20 amps max. @2300 rpm, and the Delco 1100327, & 1100426 rated @ 25 amps @ 2710 rpm respectively... HTH
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I would respectfully disagree with Steve. All D-17 tractors came with 12 volt as standard equipment. I would guess that is because they increased the compression ratio and a 6 volt would have a hard time turning the motor over.   Don Jr.
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I have a DR 1100994/5F6 single groove pulley 12v geny I do not need
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I stand corrected. Don, you're correct! Wrong "D" series! I was thinking bout' the D14. My appologies Chuck! I shot you the wrong info....Gennie numbers are correct though...
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