Description
Applications
- John Deere 2510 3.3L Diesel ’65-’66
- John Deere 3010 4.2L Diesel ’60-’63
- John Deere 3020 4.4L Diesel ’63-’68
- John Deere 4010 4.9L Diesel ’60-’62
- John Deere 5010 8.7L Diesel ’63-’65
- John Deere 5020 8.7L Diesel ’66-’72
- John Deere JD500 Diesel ’64-’71
- John Deere JD600 Diesel ’64-’70
- Replacing Delco 1103026 Dynamo / Generator
| Voltage | 12V |
| Polarity | -VE |
| Amps | 105A |
| Pulley Drive | LMP001 |
6V and 24V units are not available as self-exciting (single wire hook-up).
Dynators, unlike the dynamos they are replacing are polarity sensitive.
90A version – This increase in output is yielded at higher rpm therefore ‘HO’ units often need 2-3 times more speed for output and cooling. They are considerably less efficient than a standard unit at low rpm.
‘SD’ (super-duty) Dynator (95A) gives high output at low RPM but body Ø increases to 5″.
To make a super-duty (SD) unit even higher output by re-winding and uprating (170A) select the ‘SD-HO’ version. Operational speeds need to increase slightly.
Unless the part number is superseded with suffix -LS or -HO, then work on the basis that the Dynator has a turn on speed of 1250rpm.
Some units spin at 1:1 or less than engine speed, therefore low or no charge at idle E.G. ALVIS / BEN001 / FER001 / MGM001 / RIL.
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