12 volt using a cadet generator on a super a

pheel · Apr 29, 2009

it is my understanding the generator on a cub cadet produces 12 volts, if you took out the regulator wouldn't you have a 12 system. also it looks like an original generator on an a. or does the generator on the a already produce 12 volts and is reduced with the regulator. i have read about converting from this site, i know all most nothing about mechanical things please keep it simple like tieing a neck tie the rabbit goes down the hole and back up thanks pheel [email protected]

RAW in IA · Apr 29, 2009

The generator on a cub cadet, at least the older ones that doubles as starter, only put out a few amps. If you tried to get too much from them they will burn up. (first hand ezperience). 6 volt generators can be converted to 12 volt by a motor shop, or you can fid a 12 volt gen. from a newer IH tractor such as a 350, etc.

lucas boy · Apr 29, 2009

cadet start gens turn opposite direction too, so no go

dhermesc · Apr 29, 2009

Or if you have a working starter generator from a Cub you can sell it on Ebay and buy two new single wire 12V alternators back for the same money.

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