Description: Anybody ever run a late Sporty Hitachi generator on their Pan?
Anybody ever run a late Sporty Hitachi generator on their Pan? My Pan is a '65 E-start with an FXE gel battery. Was wondering if I could get
more juice out of the Jap genny? Compared to my 'old trusty 65A gen..
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Hitachi generators
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Re: Hitachi generators
I have been running a sportster Hitachi generator on my 60 pan for the last 15 years and have had no problems at all. They are very reliable and pretty much bullet-proof in my experience. Just make sure you use the right gear.
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- Bikes: '65 FL
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Re: Hitachi generators
???Hey Paned, what type of magic box (electrical regulator) do you use with your Hitachi? Thanks
Re: Hitachi generators
I use a Cycle Electric solid state regulator - the one with three wires that can be used with a 65A generator. Ed.
Re: Hitachi generators
While we are on the subject of regulators does anyone know of a 12volt solid state regulator that looks like, and installs, where the old 6volt relay does?
King
King
Re: Hitachi generators
King, hope the old girl is running good. Mine is getting a little hard to start in the cold.
VTWIN has what you are looking for at a whooping $123.00. I am sure you can get it cheaper someplace else.
Kent
VTWIN has what you are looking for at a whooping $123.00. I am sure you can get it cheaper someplace else.
Kent