Farmall H 1952

Anonymous-0 · Jul 1, 2009

While pushing the tractor to get it started I noticed the electric coil was getting real hot. I just replaced the battery and was sure it was hooked up with neg. to starter and positive to ground.The old battery keep discharging. I wonder if the coil caused this.Thanks for your help.

Carl Lichtenberg · Jul 1, 2009

check and see if the coil is hooked up right..i had that problem

Andy Motteberg · Jul 1, 2009

Make sure there is not any bad wires causing a short in the system, also be sure your tractor is wired correctly.
wiring diagram

craigreavley · Jul 3, 2009

I completely melted a coil installing a new 12 volt battery, when someone had put on a 6 volt coil. It got soo hot it melted and boiled over, Pretty cool, replaced the 6 volt with a 12 volt, and it has ran fine for years. You just never know what a pprevious owner will do. I have converted several antique tractors to 12 volt, but if you look up what was stock, and buy a stock coil they will hand you a 6 volt. Gotta watch

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