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If you can get it to Dayton I can hold it for a short period for you.

Welcome and although a fuse can look good it can still be bad. Swing by a Wally World or any auto parts place or Radio Shack and get a cheap meter. That will greatly aid your troubleshooting.

They have to make up the loss of rolling stock to IP somehow.

So are you saying you have a higher capacity alternator available somewhere?

I even shut down my 813 in sequence. That way I get into a 939 and I'm ready.

Swing by the Harbor Freight store closest to you (I see two) in your area and just by the cheapest meter they have or it may be in a sale flyer for free. Throw it in the truck to have with you all the time.

Correct, it won't fit unless the middle seat is up in the air to clear the tunnel.

Correct, I only said that about drilling because that is what almost everyone does. I hope you kept the part number or link to the pulley you used because I might want to try it sometime. :-)

My replacement alternator would not self-excite at idle so no, just starting the truck up would not charge. I have put several single wire units on MVs and a backhoe and you have to bump the RPMs up after starting to get the alternator to start working. Mine is a $109 unit from the place I...

Yes, I made a mistake, actually responding in a wanted truck ad.

I deleted it but I have brought it back just to help you out. Enjoy

Looks good.

I have had Deuces (A2s and A3s), M809s and M939s either towed or driven to our farm over the years. I usually go through them checking out the truck. The last one was a very nice M939 and I checked it over and it was fine. Owner picked it up and got 40 miles before the alternator pulley broke...

As noted, please read the sticky.

You're welcome PB. Signed The Staff

That was the one I was going to suggest unless of course you have the equipment to make one yourself.

Now THAT'S a welder. If it were at a rally it would be counted as a military vehicle as it was used in the Army. Just like flight line vehicles used by the Air Force.

If it is a main or rod bearing can't they be replaced in-frame? (No, I don't know which is kind of why I'm asking.)

Thank you for your service and welcome from Dayton.