just wanted to let you know they make an 8volt batt.so you can get a little more ooommf out of the starter.there is nothin wrong with 6 volt systems, big thing is there not kept up to snuff. the heavy cables get replaced with thin ones. dirty cable ends,or weak batterys,poor push start switches, exc.i believe the 6 volt should go with the nostalgia of the tractor.i plan on buying an 8 volt batt.to see how much improvement it has.i know your talking about charging, but i hear a lot of people swearing about 6 volt batt.and wanted to mention this.i dont believe in switching to 12v when 6v was designed to work.these engines dont have to turn over very fast to start. but i guess this is my opinion about the subject.
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