Knucklehead-ul-panhead-45 "rebuilt" 32 E Generator on 2040-parts.com
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, US
KNUCKLEHEAD-UL-PANHEAD-45 "REBUILT" 32 E GENERATOR. THIS IS A VERY NICE ORIGINAL HARLEY 32E GENERATOR. FITS 1936-57. COMES COMPLETE WITH TAG AND DRIVE GEAR. THE END COVER IS STAINLESS AND HARD TO FIND. IF YOU NEED THIS GENERATOR FOR A UL OR 45, YOU MUST E-MAIL US AS THE DRIVE GEAR MUST BE CHANGED TO A SLINGER GEAR. WE RAN THIS ON OUR TEST MACHINE AND IT WORKS GREAT. (9LBS)
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