I am wondering if Dale Cashman who back in the late 90's was from the Virginia Beach Area is still working on and restoring Generators. If he is I was also looking for a possible current contact number or email for him if anyone can help me out. Thanks
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I will look to see fi I can find it but it should be in the magazine. He is in Texas now I believe. I had him do 3 for me a couple years ago and we had others who added theirs to the pile, .for a total of about 6. We arranged to give them to him at Wauseon. Took a couple weeks and we got them back.
Tom (Rollo) Hardy
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Just for added info, Rob from Retro-cycle did a conversion from 6V 3 brush to 6V 2 brush on my 57 with the electronic cut-out replacement. Has worked fine since he did it 5-6 years ago or so. He just did a rebuild on my 68 genny and I went home, put it in and works perfectly. So if you are on the east coast I highly recommend him. Nice guy also.D. A. Bagin #3166 AKA Panheadzz 440 48chief W/sidecar 57fl 57flh 58fl 66m-50 68flh 70xlh
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Howdy chaps,
I did what Mr. Bagin did with the 32E on my 41 FL, u can view the sequence of mods at my gallery below commencing with the install of a Quick Start 2000. The foundation of this conversion is the superb VTronic regulator. You will need to fuse it, no mechanical breakers. As I run all LED’s for low system load, I’ve fused the regulator at 10amps and the system at 15. Some would bypass this mod and just go to Cycle Electric under the premise a generator of this vintage is not reliable. Generators of this era are very overbuilt having had to deal with third brushes creating excess heat by overly duty cycled operation. With electronic regulation they are loafing, brushes last longer, commutator segments far less blackened and worn.
https://petergz.smugmug.com/Motorcyc...41FL/i-466wFK5
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