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ian f

01-25-2005 02:08:28

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can somebody tell me the brand and model number for a 12 volt starter on a farmall m. are they common to other tractors or models eg mcormick w6 etc

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MagMan

01-25-2005 04:38:04

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Re: starter for farmall m in reply to ian f, 01-25-2005 02:08:28

Yes delco made a 12 volt for different aplications. But Most people just keep using there 6 volt with a 12 volt charging system and battery. I guess if you have a hard starting diesle maybe you might want 12 and then the MDs had a 12 .I can give you different #s but I dont know if your talking about a 3 hole or 2 hole starter. JON

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ian f

01-26-2005 00:41:17

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Re: starter for farmall m in reply to MagMan, 01-25-2005 04:38:04

thanks magman,for your reply, my m is a 1946 model and is very basic. it hasn`t ever had a starter or electrics. it originaly came out with a magneto, hence a crank handle. it`s a bit cranky to start, so would like electric start.so 6volt or 12volt would do, and it is a 2 hole mount.

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MagMan

01-26-2005 04:46:29

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Re: starter for farmall m in reply to ian f, 01-26-2005 00:41:17

I would go with the reg 6 volt starter you can up grade to 12 volt battery and alt if you want. Or you can just go with the stock 6 vt system probly about the same price either way. Are you keeping the mag on her or going to a distributor? either way with 6 or 12 make sure you use heavy cables that makes alot of difference. PS I have run a H for over 25 years now with a mag and a 12 volt battery to start her when I cant roll her. I just charge the battery every month or 6 weeks or so. A good Tuned mag can make alot of difference in how many times she turns before she fires. JON

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ian f

01-27-2005 01:59:36

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Re: starter for farmall m in reply to MagMan, 01-26-2005 04:46:29

thanks again magman, also have a farmall H, about same age as my M, it also doesn`t have a starter or electrics, also is a 2 bolt mount. would appreciate if you could tell me the make and model of starter for my H as well as for my M. i`m the only one restoring and using farmalls around here so imformation is hard to find, so i do thank you for your help.RE, a previous question do other inter, or mcormick tractors use the same starters.

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