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Old 19-02-18, 19:13
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I am not a generator knowledgeable person but this thread might help you

http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=12391
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Old 20-02-18, 00:00
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It looks like the standard British "Charging Set 300 Watt, ED" that someone has painted white.

Could be either 15 volt or 30 volt output, depending on age. (WW2 up to 1970s).

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Old 20-02-18, 08:20
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could be Chris, I took the cage of yesterday and the bolts where Whitworth, and the brass plate says WD serial no
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Old 20-02-18, 09:52
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I'm guessing Johnson chore horse?
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Old 20-02-18, 14:09
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I'm with luke on this one...but there are a few wee changes..


a thing of rare beauty, regardless
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Old 20-02-18, 14:57
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could be a British BSA version as well
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