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Old 10-18-2013, 06:27 AM
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The brushes came from a local guy that rebuilds generators and alternators. Most areas will have someone who does it for a living or as a sideline to their regular job. The parts chains, autozone and the like will not have them but you might try them anyway. I called around and they had some but not what I needed. The older parts stores like Napa didn't have them but I asked them where I might find them and they told me about this guy that rebuilds them. My friend that does Car restorations also told me about this guy, he does their generators. I called the guy and he just said to bring one of the brushes in and he would have it. The guy just looked at the brush and went to a bin and pulled out a pair. We talked about an hour. He had everything there to rebuild and test stuff like mine to huge generators off of big equipment.

I'm sure you can find them online also. I did find the part no. online but in the end didn't need it. I didn't want to wait for ordering and shipping. I think I got them for less using this guy.
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