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Dick

08-19-2002 17:16:21




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I just returned from the Badger Gas and Steam Engine Show where I saw a great little "H" with a starter. The owner wasn't right there at the time and I didn't wait. Does someone out there know if this is or was an option and if it is available now and where I might find it? I have a great little "H" but I'm getting a little feeble when it comes to starting it. This sure looked like JD stuff, had a 6volt batt and voltage reg. lights and all. Sure hope there is someone out there with some info.

Thanx much,

Dick

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dan_41jdh

08-20-2002 04:45:54




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 Re: John Deere H in reply to Dick, 08-19-2002 17:16:21  
Dick, Frank is correct about the electrics being options. Those options became available beginning with serial number 27000, which was during the 1941 model year. A number of changes occurred with that serial number, including making space in the frame to accept a battery, including tapped holes in the main crankcase to accept the starter, putting a third hole in the end cap of the hood to accept an ammeter, etc. It would be pretty tough to add electrics to an H with a serial number before 27000.

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Frank M

08-19-2002 19:33:38




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 Re: John Deere H in reply to Dick, 08-19-2002 17:16:21  
I think it was 42 when they offered electrics as an option. You could get lights only, starter only or both. I've never been around one with electrics on it. I've got a 39 H and several of the manuals I've got for it mention the options
I don't know if it's feasible to convert a hand start to electric. Might be if you found a donor tractor in a salvage yard.



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