Re: Farmall M Overcharging Problem

Posted by glennster on July 31, 2009 at 10:38:41 from (99.131.131.158):

In Reply to: Re: Farmall M Overcharging Problem posted by Jim R on July 31, 2009 at 05:29:31:

take a look at the serial number tag on the genny. if its a red tag, its a 12v genny. a black tag will either be an original 6v genny or it could be a 6v genny that was re-wired for 12v. a few of my tractors were converted years ago to 12v, a genny from an early 1960"s gm car was used, and they could either be hooked up as a positive ground or neg, even with the 12v genny. you can pick up an inexpensive volt-ohm meter from radio shack or your big box lumber store, prolly 20 dollars and that will get you a reading. pretty handy tool to have.

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