Hello Guys:
I got to install my generator today... #@$%@, was that a heavy mother and difficult 1-man job!
Now, my question. Is the top-adjusting bracket (arm) for the M38 the same as civilians? I ask, since I have no adjustment space (play?) for the generator; it is almost touching the oil-fill tube, and the generator is on the end of the arm.
I'm looking at the arm, and think it's too short. Also, I was looking at the screw/fastener listing from yahoo groups website, and the arm seems longer, with a slight bend.
Anyone have an extra adjusting arm that can spare?
Thanks!
Generator adjusting arm...
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Generator adjusting arm...
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Jorge
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Yes, the Civilian arm and the miltary are different for the generator adjusting bracket.
I took the bolt file of the yahoo storage site as it was too big and we wanted to put some other files up for the time being.
As for locating a bracket, if nobody on the board has an extra, try John Bizal at midwest military, you can find his website easily with a google search.
I hope this helps and good luck!
I took the bolt file of the yahoo storage site as it was too big and we wanted to put some other files up for the time being.
As for locating a bracket, if nobody on the board has an extra, try John Bizal at midwest military, you can find his website easily with a google search.
I hope this helps and good luck!

Ryan Miller
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Please look at the photo in the link below. I am not sure if I have the right bracket for the belt adjustment to be used with the 24 volt generator on the M38. I put some measurements on it if that would help you. I would like to solve this before I get ready to install the generator.
thanks
Ken
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kls235/de ... pg&.src=ph
thanks
Ken
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/kls235/de ... pg&.src=ph
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