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ArtBerger

12-04-2004 16:53:29




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I've converted my 8N to 12 volts minus the voltage regulator. Is the regulator required? I've ssen diagrams where the 12volt conversion removes the voltage regulator...




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john in la

12-05-2004 07:32:31




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 Re: Voltage regulator in reply to ArtBerger, 12-04-2004 16:53:29  
Well you always need a voltage regulator for the system to work BUT some alternators have the regulator in the alternator and some have them on the outside as a separate unit.
So we must ask WHICH one do you have????? ?????
Click on my name below and it will take you to a post that goes through this start to finish.

John †

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william plotts

12-10-2004 09:38:27




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 tractor in reply to john in la, 12-05-2004 07:32:31  
what is this i h mcormic
model #s w 6 seral # 8874 d j solid frame sheet metal rusty tires bad been sitting for a while
don't know if motor stuck has p t o what value if any?



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txblu

12-05-2004 06:50:13




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 Re: Voltage regulator in reply to ArtBerger, 12-04-2004 16:53:29  
Ask the archives. You'll find mfgr names and model numbers as some of the "been there done that guys" have listed such. Some only have one wire but don't work as good at low rpm's as the Delco with the separate 2 wire control plug, which is only about $28 at Auto Zone.

Mark



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ford power

12-04-2004 19:20:08




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 Re: Voltage regulator in reply to ArtBerger, 12-04-2004 16:53:29  
that would be with a delco alt. they have a built in voltage regulator, if you want to you can use a ford alt. and put on a 12volt regulator. it"s up to you



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