Posted by fixerupper on May 20, 2021 at 19:11:07 from (100.42.82.64):
The coil on our right measures 1.2 OHMs. The coil on our left measures 1.4 OHMs so they are both six volt coils in my book. Why are they labeled different. Just because or? The coil on our right was on a Deere 60 I posted about on the Deere forum. The 60 is 12V with no resistor or bypass wire in the ignition feed so it needs a 12 V coil with resistance I will call it but it had this 6V coil on it so the points burned. I thought I had a 12V coil laying around to replace this 6V but I don't so tomorrow I make a trip to town.
On a side note I just put new points supplied by Deere in this tractor and I have never had to do so much bending and adjusting to get the points to open when they hit the cam and then to get the face of the points to hit flat together.
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