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#1125645 09/22/2015 11:33 PM
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The lower gen. bracket(the one the motor mount bolt goes thru) does not reach to the rear of the gen. It was that way when i got the truck. Shouldnt the bracket fit between the Tabs(?) on the gen?

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You've neglected to tell us what make, what year, what engine or
what modifications you've made to you vehicle.
Here is the generator and bracket on a stock 1950, 216 Chevy truck:
http://www.pbase.com/dennygraham/image/149240763

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Something that may be affecting your fit is there are long, 7" and short (easy to identify as no band) 6" styles, as Denny said more info will help.

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Sorry guys it is a 56 ,235

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Sorry guys,Its a 56,235

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No need for apologies, just tell everybody what truck you are working on each time so it is easier to help you out. Also, a '1956 235' helps the description; but that would be assuming nothing had ever been done to it modification-wise.

Is the generator secured? Bolted down at two points on the base (front/rear)? You can use a stack of washers as spacers on a long bolt to secure that tab at the rear of the generator.

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thanks for the reply.I had an extra bracket,and welded a 1" length of pipe on it. Should work fine when installed.Thanks btw,i assume everyone knows what i am working on,and you know what happens when you ASSUME!!


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