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Let's talk about an electrical overhaul
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Posted by Mike CA on November 28, 2006 at 08:31:17 from (214.1.211.251):
My '46 H has been converted to 12 volts... and converted rather messily. Wires are just wired up, and aren't neat and orderly by any stretch of the thought. A key has replaced the starter button, and an aftermarket amp meter has replaced the original. The 12v battery just sits on a plate ready to fall off, and the alternator sticks out of the right side like a tumor.
I'm going to redo the electrical system. That much is certain. I want to make it look stock. So, I need some opinions. I can either go back to the orginal 6v system, or it was recommended to me that I use a 12v system that uses stock looking parts. Apparently there is such a thing as a 12v generator. And a 12v battery is now made that is the same size as an old 6v, so it will fit in the new battery box I am getting. That sounds like a good ticket. The power of 12v, with the stock look of a 6v. But what do you all think?
What about replacement wiring harnesses? Are they necessary? Do they look stock? Also, I want the look of the original operator's starting system that used a simple button. However, I want to secure my tractor when I'm not there for the safety of my kids. Can a key lock be hidden somewhere? Or is there some other safety device that I can install that will ensure the tractor can't be started until I want it to be started?
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