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Posted by Jim on January 08, 2004 at 20:07:08 from (66.226.104.157):
Thanks to all you guys, I now know a lot more about the electrical system on my 300. So heres my question..Its been converted to 12v, there is no ballast resistor. The coil is not too hot to touch, but you wouldnt want to leave your hand there for more than a few seconds. I dont know if its a 6 or 12v coil. Tractor starts great, runs fine. Have not had a problem with burning up points.Only problem ive had is corrosion on the distributor end of the plug wires. Should I be concerned about the hot coil, or leave well enough alone? secondly, Im going to install an original style ammeter. Do i need to do anything to it now that the tractor is 12 volt?
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