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It seems that the 1932 - 1938 type 12 volt generator field coils are no longer being made. I'm not a fan of 12 volt conversions, its just not necessary in most cases. But regardless, I occasionlly get a request to convert a 1932 - 1938 generator to 12 volts. So to fill the void I made a couple sets of them. I have a coil winding machine, a coil form and reel of #21 magnet wire. Its a lot of work, not something I want to do on a regular basis. But in a pinch, I can.
We have to be resourceful.
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Do you have a business name sad contact info ?
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See my ad in the swap meet section:
https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=348806
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