Yikes! That is one ugly looking electrical system. I am not a fan of cobbling together a bunch of stuff like that. If it was mine, I would fix the mag, get the right starter & generator, and rewire it to original…..but that's me. In my opinion it just isn't worth the bother to fix someone else's do-it-yourself wiring mess. The 12V conversion may or may not have been necessary. Sometimes 12V conversions are a fix for underlying problems that are not understood by the owner.
if there is a solenoid for the starter then it is not the original starter. The original starter had a pull rod instead of a solenoid.
To get it running, you could fix the mag and pull start the tractor without a battery. The coil is available at a reasonable price. The points & condenser are also available.
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