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Posted by Jerry/MT on February 11, 2004 at 18:13:01 from (206.231.182.248):
In Reply to: Fergi voltage posted by Randy on February 10, 2004 at 18:39:57:
Randy, You won't hurt a 6 V starter by running it at 12 V. You actually have a longer lived starter. With 12 V across it, the starter current is halved which means the resistive heating is reduced signifincantly (by a factor of 4). That's not to say a sorry old worn out 6 V starter will last forever at 12V. All things being equal a six volt starter run at 12 V will out last a 6 V starter run at 6 V. Hope this helps. P.S. As a fellow TO-30 owner, I would advise you ask this question on the Ferguson forum.
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