Tractors and early cars with 3 brush generators can run up to 20 volts if the battery gets disconnected.There is always some joker who will say take off the battery cable and see if the engine keeps running.I had just bought a 36 Ford and was going along one night when the headlites got real bright and went out.I went into a parking lot and found a battery cable loose.Fixed that and found the tail light was out.Still had low beams and stepped on the brake light when some cars came up behind me.I also found out later that you should never switch on the lights right after the engine starts in cold weather on old cars.The cold battery does not load the generator right away and out go the lights.Ford tractors with lights will act the same way if they had a 3 brush generator.
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