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The
starter load test bench IPM 7555 pictured
above was manufactured
in the late 50's-early
60's. I have been using this design tester
for over 40 yrs in my various shops. This
tester puts more load on your starter than
your engine does. This tester is set up
to test 6 or 12V starters at their working
voltage. All our remanufactured starters have
to pass this test. When this tester says the
numbers are right they
are right!! |
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The
solenoid test bench Crumbliss 1831 pictured
above was manufactured in the mid 70's. All
our 6 or 12V solenoids new, rebuilt or refurbished
have to pass this testers load tests. This
tester checks the pull in coil, hold in coil
and disc current abilities of all types of
solenoids we use. Using the actual voltages
applied produces a seriously decent product. |
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The
generator voltage regulator test bench Crumbliss
2420 was likely manufactured in the 60's
sometime. I was using this testers little
brother 1800-A in the 60's rebuilding Lucas
generator regulators which we sold all over
the US. That was a really decent tester
this thing is awesome!! Before we acquired
it, its home was a production generator
regulator rebuilding factory. It's still
in fantastic condition and we can dial in
antique/vintage voltage regulators under
actual working to perfection. All the voltage
regulators/cutouts that we sell NOS, remanufactured
or refurbished have to pass the load conditions
this tester can place
on them. When they do, they work like new
on your vehicle.
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