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12 Volt Generator Followup!


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Posted by Bill {Antique Acres} on February 06, 1999 at 21:21:29:

Thanks to everyone that answered to my post about the 12 volt generator. Please don't take this the wrong way! I know all about the effects that electical current have. I work with it all day long. I know that it sounds dumb to hook 12 volts up to a 6 volt starter. But it will not hurt it as long as you don't grind and grind on the starter all the time. I also know that a altenator works fine or they would not put them on cars. I had a specific reason for inquiring about a 12 volt generator for sale. It was to make it easier on me to put it under the hood where my altenator is not now. I restore antique tractor for money on the side I know all about how 6 and 12 volt work. I currently have a Farmall H, Cub, AC WD, JD A Unstyled, Case. Like I said I appreciate the respones, but no one that responded gave a answer to the post they were responding to. So if anyone has a 12 volt generator or a 6 volt generator that I can change over for a Farmall plese let me know. Once again I am not trying to be rude. I just want my question answered. Thanks! Bill {Antique Acres}


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