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Re: Charging/Battery system on H
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Posted by John M on May 13, 2005 at 17:22:00 from (64.53.74.20):
In Reply to: Re: Charging/Battery system on H posted by captaink on May 13, 2005 at 07:08:03:
Why do people say the points will burn up quicker on 12 volt? I have 2 farmalls with 12 volt coils and I have yet to replace a set of points in the some 10 odd years I have had them.The oldest is on my working/now retired 41 M,been on 12 volt since i fixed her up in 93,same points,condensor,cap rotor and wires,I did have to replace the coil once when I left the switch on and blew it.Now,I did use a 12 volt with built in resistor on my other 4 Farmalls,but that was only because everyone on here told me to do so.wondering?
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