For sure, a little C will crank n start fine at 6 volts, BUT ITS NOT NEAR AS HARD TO CRANK AS AN M REMEMBER. Im NOT a fan of 6/12 conversions in general (esp on small tractroas where its just not needed) and preach to use a big heavy battery and 00 Gauge cables which improves cold temp cranking. HOWEVER if a guy has an M that he relies on which needs to start at sub zero temps THEN A CONVERSION CAN INDEED MAKE IT CRANK N START BETTER AR COLD TEMPS.
Its fine for people to have "opinions" and can do what they like to their tractor, but it remains a "fact" they crank better if converted to 12 volts, and while thats not needed so bad on small tractors, ITS SURE IS ON AN M WHEN ITS ZERO OUTSIDE LOL
PS this is NOT to disrespect Mr McKay or you or anyone or their opinions or preferences ITS JUST SOME ENGINEERING FACTS
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