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Thats an awesome price de and a chrome one to boot.




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Garage Sale Alternator - Part 1 of 2
By: Decomposed
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Wed, 19 Sep 18 10:50 PM
Msg. 08116 of 62138

One of the projects I'm interested in is to generate electricity from a stream. It's not as difficult as you might think since a water wheel can be made easily from a bicycle wheel. If I use that to drive an automobile alternator, I'm making electricity.

A couple of weeks ago, I went to a yard sale that had two alternators in their boxes for $25 each. I asked if they'd take $20 for the one I'd selected and they agreed.

I haven't priced an alternator in years, but I assume it's a good price. The only question is... does it work? The sale was at a really nice house, and the other things being sold were quality, so I'm assuming the answer is yes. As you can see, the alternator is very clean. Does it look used? Nemo would probably know.

I'll continue this story in a second post after showing you the photo.

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