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Hayter alternator (welding) attachment

Hayter · United Kingdom · 1964–now

Permanent-magnet single-phase 425 c/s welding alternator in a light-alloy casing that sits in place of the centre seat and is driven by four V-belts from the centre PTO, giving 30-250 A for welding rod up to 6 mm and cutting rods. Weighs 122 lb, needs no structural change and can be swapped back for the seat.

Hayter alternator (welding) attachment
Hayters Ltd leaflet 1964, scanned by Hermen Vlothuizen · all-rights-reserved · source
1964–nowMADEPERIOD PRICEVery rareRARITY4LAND ROVER MODELS1SOURCES

Description

Permanent-magnet single-phase 425 c/s welding alternator in a light-alloy casing that sits in place of the centre seat and is driven by four V-belts from the centre PTO, giving 30-250 A for welding rod up to 6 mm and cutting rods. Weighs 122 lb, needs no structural change and can be swapped back for the seat.

Normal control 88 and 109, petrol or diesel

Rarity. Approved implement known from a 1964 leaflet by the mower maker; no surviving example found for sale in this research.

Record: 1 source; designation recorded; no price recorded.

Specification

MAKERHayters Ltd, Spellbrook, Bishop's Stortford, United Kingdom
DESIGNATION / PARTHayter Alternator Attachment for Series II Land Rover
MADE1964–now
RARITYVery rare — Approved implement known from a 1964 leaflet by the mower maker; no surviving example found for sale in this research.
OUTPUT30-250 A, 75 V open circuit, 425 c/s single phase
WEIGHT LB122
DRIVE4 V-belts from centre PTO to alternator pulley
KITbracket, belts, 2 pulleys, 2 guards, 2 x 30 ft cables, electrode holder, earth clamp, head shield, chipping hammer
EXTRAS REQUIREDcentre PTO; engine speed governor (petrol); oil pressure and water temperature gauge; oil cooler outside temperate climates

Fitment

Normal control 88 and 109, petrol or diesel

Imagery

Sources

landrover.vlothuizen.nl/show/list/7043-1.htmlEvery source above was fetched and read when the record was made.