trying to find part

[boggen]

allis chalmers CA 1954
generator = 26 (stamped on it) no other numbers beyond F and A and those are for wire connections.
6v volt system
distributor / coil on it

i am looking for the posts more specifically the plastic washer were F and A screws go through the casing.

1 cracked to point it look like it was allowing electricity to go from screw to casing...due to missing large portion of it. (i think causing parasitic leakage i was seeing on meter with tractor off)

and the other use-able (pictured) is cracked as well.

i been tempted to use a rubber washer like a garden hose washer, but i am a tad iffy on sparks between were it protrudes inside and the coil right there, (am wanting the lip were the screw head fits down inside)

i have also thought about the paint on rubber for electrical connections and like. but. doubt it would last.

 

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allis chalmers CA 1954
generator = 26 (stamped on it) no other numbers beyond F and A and those are for wire connections.
6v volt system
distributor / coil on it

i am looking for the posts more specifically the plastic washer were F and A screws go through the casing.

1 cracked to point it look like it was allowing electricity to go from screw to casing...due to missing large portion of it. (i think causing parasitic leakage i was seeing on meter with tractor off)

and the other use-able (pictured) is cracked as well.

i been tempted to use a rubber washer like a garden hose washer, but i am a tad iffy on sparks between were it protrudes inside and the coil right there, (am wanting the lip were the screw head fits down inside)

i have also thought about the paint on rubber for electrical connections and like. but. doubt it would last.

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This looks like a job for a 3-D printer...

 

[flyerdan]

That's probably a standard part in the alternator industry; if you have a shop that rebuilds alternators and starters nearby they'd likely have one on hand.

 

[sandman2234]

The generators are a cheap and easy to find. I have several out back, but shipping would be an issue, considering you live right in the middle of where those tractors are abundant. They are few and far between down here.
David from jax