Posted by Dell (WA) on October 04, 2016 at 22:31:11 from (174.21.203.61):
In Reply to: Re: wiring question posted by Steve@Advance on October 04, 2016 at 20:41:52:
Steve.......the normal reason fer converting to 12-volts is the 6-volt starter motor will spin FASTER and start yer low compression engine faster. NO NEED to install a 12-volt starter motor. Its yer money, yer choice. Howsomevers...6-volt ignition coils need some electrical doctoring. You need a 12-to-6 volt converting resistor, whose value depends upon yer ignition coil. BTW, continue to use the same sparkies you've been using, theres NO 12-volt sparkies. .........HTH, Dell, yer 12-volt advocate for the right reasons, that said, I haven't found the right reason fer my eazy startin' 6-volt positive ground 52-8N tractor and I know how to do it right the FIRST time
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