Posted by Faster346 on December 16, 2010 at 14:26:16 from (72.241.169.131):
While searching on here, I found this diagram for converting a Farmall Super M to 12v. My question is will this be the same as the wiring I will need to convert my standard M to 12v? The only thing I see different is the starter, being that the Super M has the button mounted on the starter itself, with a rod going to the steering post. I wanted to switch to this style starter anyways, because I like how it works on my C, and I'm not a huge fan of the "foot peddle" starter on my M. So if I make this switch, is there anything else that would be different about my M vs this wiring diagram? Sorry about all the questions lately, I'm younger (21) and haven't been around this stuff very long, and most of the helpful people on here have forgot about more of this stuff, than I've learned. Thanks so much!!
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