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Old 10-21-2012, 09:46 AM
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I found a Pincor Alternator (what I always called a generator) for Cub Cadets. It didn't come with any manuals. I found a manual online, but it says there is a manual specific to the application. I think the manual I have will tell me enough to use it, but I don't know what the Cub Cadet specific manual has in it, but it would be nice to have.

The man I bought it from had a 1440, so I assume the Pincor was from a similar time frame (1990's.) Its a model GBIH-45H5, 4500 Watts.

Anyone else have one? Does anyone use it? I have not had any problems with power outages. I'm thinking I could use it to run AC power tools in the woods, but when do I really need that? Maybe I'll use the alternator to run my battery charger to charge my tractor battery! Rube Goldberg!
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Nice find! Can't wait to see your pics.
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They are rare! My buddy has one for a JD that is mint! not a ding on it and he has all the manuals for it.
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I did have one that came with a 149 I bought.
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Thanks guys. I'll get some pictures tonight. I also want to mount it to a tractor. It sure is heavy!
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This thing is heavy! It fits nicely on my 86, too bad the 86 doesn't run, yet.

I need to pull it off again to move the pulley to align with the PTO. Its a simple setup, though.

Any hints to better install and uninstall the Pincor? I used some wood under it to get it close, then muscled it on.


My garage is getting full, with three Cubs and two other tractors. Its a two bay-no car garage.
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Very nice find! I have secretly wanted one of those since I saw one!
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Sweet Pincor! Looks like it's hard on the back too.
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