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#91740 03/06/2003 5:34 AM | Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 346 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 346 | Have a '48 Chev big truck with a '58-'62 235 engine in it. Currently has what appears to be the original '48 6-volt generator (10-1/2" overall length) but has a mounting bracket that is for a shorter generator (overall length of the bracket is ~ 6").
The parts books lists a couple of brackets for the long generator with the holes where it bolts to the block in different positions.
I want to build a bracket that fits the later 235 block and holds the early 10-1/2" generator. I need to know the distance from the front end of the bracket to the center of the first block mounting bolt hole.
Anybody out there have the dimension?
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