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Default Can an alternator be to big?

Don't think there will be a problem there. The alternator mount is already
set up for dual BX cogged belts which should be able to handle 12HP. I did
that because I didn't want that Leese Neville squealing. Because this thing
puts out a lot more amps at lower RPM than the LN I think I will increase
the pulley diameter which should increase the power handling capacity even
more.

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"Keith" wrote in message
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Keep in mind that it'll probably take at least dual belts if not
toothed ones and suck up some horsepower from the engine. If it's
charging a lot while you go to idle, it could kill your engine. That
all being said, still sounds like a deal. Just have to get the right
control circuitry.
chuck wrote:
Glenn Ashmore wrote:
I have been offered a really good deal on a high amp (325 amp) fire
engine
alternator by the city vehicle maintenance shop.




 
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