6volt to 12 volt

Thanks in advance

Also remember if you make the change, you must make sure that the primary circuit wiring between the distributor and the coil must go on the coil terminalwith the same sign as the ground. For a 12V/negative ground alternator, thatmeans the primary wire goes on the negative terminal of the cil. If you don"t so that, you"ll lose about half of the spark energy.

A 12v self regulated alternator not only works well at low rpm but costs less than any single component of a 6v. system.

What you need to do is... read the following link and follow the steps:

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It's not difficult and often times your goal is to get your old iron working reliably and not necessarily "restored." I can tell you from experience that the cost of replacing my regulator alone would have been more expensive than the total cost of upgrading my generator system to an alternator. I've never been sorry for it but I've also never thought to enter my 1965 MF2135 front loader tractor in a show. It's my workhorse.