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Anti vibration pad for engine alternators

04/12/2008 3:15 AM

How much vibration does the Aseries, Bseries and C series anti vibration pads used in engine alternators withstand?
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Re: Anti vibration pad for engine alternators

04/12/2008 4:12 PM

I think vibration isolators are designed for weight and not the amount of vibration. If you are experiencing high vibration you might want to consider the source of the high vibration. Things such as bearings, unbalance, bent shaft, alignment and is the prime mover in good shape. Is the primer mover tuned, (timed) belts, fan, compression equal to all cylinders???

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