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Jim in New Mexico
05-07-2016 13:10:04
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Hi, Converting from 6V. to 12V,on my tractor. Does the solenoid know the deference between the 6V. and 12V. Thanks Jim in N.M.
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Royse
05-07-2016 17:21:13
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Re: Solenoid in reply to Jim in New Mexico, 05-07-2016 13:10:04
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Sean is correct. I have half a dozen or so converted to 12V
using the 6V solenoid. Never had any trouble with them.
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Sean in PA
05-07-2016 13:38:12
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Re: Solenoid in reply to Jim in New Mexico, 05-07-2016 13:10:04
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Nope. Should be able to continue using your old solenoid with 12 volts.
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Jim in New Mexico
05-08-2016 07:24:36
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Re: Solenoid in reply to Sean in PA, 05-07-2016 13:38:12
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Once again, Thanks guys for the info..........Jim in N.M.
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