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Re: how many F-12's where made with electric start
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Posted by Farmallgray on January 16, 2006 at 16:03:20 from (205.188.116.133):
In Reply to: Re: how many F-12's where made with electric start posted by SproutW on January 16, 2006 at 15:22:04:
IH did make an electric starting attachment for the F-12 and F-14. It is shown in the parts catalog. IH never made electric start for the F-20 though. The F-20 setup was made by Heisler. The electric start on the F-12/14 was probably not made till after they started making the F-14s. But they probably offered it in kit form for dealer installation. Since it was a special attachment, it would be hard to tell how many were made, but they are pretty rare. I saw an F-14 at an auction with electric start and was able to see the IHC logo on the bellhousing. It was rough and sold for $175. I still kick myself for not buying it.
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