Alternator...

Steve- you don't happen to have pictures? Please and thanks

 

How's the bushing look? I dont think I can use a piece of gaspipe. I'll see what I have in the way of scrap later, IIRC I Have some thick walled stuff.

 

Hmmm Maybe 6volt isn't the way to go after all. Let's see cost of one wire alt and battery, versus replacement of gen or regulator and still have a system that at best works okay. It's all becomiung quite clear. Just a few more cold ones and I'll be ready to plunk down the spastic plastic to get new parts ordered!! Thanks for the bracket drawings!!!!

 

I have no metal lathe though. Right now Kaiser's plan sounds best IMO

 

Sammy post up some pics of your alt mount.

 

Almost done. Gotta re make a piece of it, it's rough but it will work...
I was running it w/o an alt yesterday, no mount finished yet.

 

K it's done and has been. I built it as how Kaiser suggested. My only problem with it is it's about 1/4" offset I mocked it up, measured, used a ruler, clamped, checked again, welded, throw another belt on and it's off center I don't see it as a problem, the belt will maybe wear out a month prematurely.

 

same problem i have my plans are to take the bracket i made off and make another and to use the first as a prototype make the necessary adjustments to the new one, its alot easier to work with something thats close to right on the work benchmonkeys

 

If I remember correctly Statewide 4WD still has the alternator bracket and I believe they can sell you the alternator as well.
They're a good source of parts for the older Jeeps. 602-944-0396

 

I found this link a while back. There's a picture of an alternator mount at the bottom and even instructions on how to hook up the alternator....

http://www.film.queensu.ca/CJ3B/Alternator.html#Mounting

...it looks vaguely familiar...