Bob-
I picked mine up from DB Electrical, its for a Kubota forklift, pn AND0212.
Here's a link if it makes it through the list:
http://www.dbelectrical.com/p-3602-kubota-alternator-r310-g2160-g2460-tg1860-
100211-4520-290-199-and0212.aspx
The upper tensioning bracket can be used with no modification, potentially
just needing a spacer at the engine to get alignment right. The lower mount
you can fabricate with some threaded rod, tie into the existing generator
mount, and use spacers or locknets with washers to get alignment right. I
took the lazy route and bought a kit from Bastuck in Germany which was set up
for this same alternator so saved some time. It's not difficult though so
unless you are lazy like I was I would just rig up something as it will be
lower cost. My guess for a completely do it yourself job for everything would
be under $100.
Randy
Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:58:13 +0000
From: kinderlehrer at comcast.net
To: deruiterville at hotmail.com
CC: geomurphy at windstream.net; triumphs at autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [TR] tr3 Alternator Conversion Kit
Randy, do you know what model number or what application the NipponDenso
alternator came from? (If I wanted to get one, what would I look for?). What
kind of mosifications to the brackets were required to get it to line up?
Thanks,
Bob
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