Posted by old on June 08, 2017 at 13:03:16 from (209.86.226.27):
In Reply to: 12 vs 6 posted by Revy_Ajax on June 08, 2017 at 10:45:07:
First thing you should do if figure out what you have for sure that away you can ask question and know what it is which will help you and help us help you. Jubilee was made i n1953 ONLY. A 600 series was made from 1955 to 1957 and in 1958 they made the 601 series till 1962. The way you figure out what you have is just below the battery box on the left hand side you will see the starter. Just aft of the starter will be 2 bolt holes and right above those bolt holes will be the model number and the serial number. If it is a 600 series and has a 4 speed the model number should be 640. But if it has a 5 speed it could be a 650 or 660. As for 6 or 12 volts every thing I have is converted because it is cheaper to maintain. But a 6 volt system has and does work and has for decades if things are kept up well like good battery good connections and good heavy duty battery cables not auto type #2 cables which do not work on 6 volt systems you need 0 or 00 cables
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