Posted by redforlife on November 18, 2014 at 19:38:14 from (68.234.121.124):
In Reply to: 12V v. 6V posted by Lucas0522 on November 18, 2014 at 10:26:04:
In my personal opinion, I think you see less ailments with a 12V system than you do with a 6V system. You will also have brighter lights, better starting ease, and so on with a 12 volt system. Even with that said, for what its worth, I will not do a 12V conversion to a tractor that I am trying to keep original. For me I guess it is just about keeping them like they came from the factory. Probly the biggest thing I hate to see on tractors I come across is added in-line fuel filters, and second thing is 12 volt conversions. If your going to start doing that crap, you might as well customize the whole dang tractor if you ask me. Might as well go ahead and take the seat off and add a recliner.
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