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Re: Re: Re: coil getting to hot!!!
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Posted by Al BANE on December 02, 2000 at 12:19:56 from (216.202.103.139):
In Reply to: Re: Re: coil getting to hot!!! posted by dick on December 02, 2000 at 08:26:20:
I have had to change from a 6 volt coil to a 12 volt coil in 2 tractors that I changed fron a 6 to 12 volt system. Even with a resistor the 6 volt coils got hot and when this happens it will also burn your points keeping it from starting .I went through the same thing your going through but havn't had a problem in a couple of years. For some reason some people used the 6 volt coil and it worked o k for them but it didn't for me. If I were you d buy a new resistor and a new 12 volt coil.
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