Posted by rrlund on January 02, 2009 at 07:13:06 from (216.46.212.62):
In Reply to: 6 to 12 volt posted by northeast puller 1 on January 02, 2009 at 05:34:02:
Biggest problem on most of them is that the battery cables have been replaced over the years with the small 12 volt cables. With 6 volts,you loose 2/3s of your AMPERAGE with those small cables. You still have 6 volts,but no cranking amps to speak of. As for the Oliver 88 that fixerupper speaks of,they had an inherant problem that would start to show up when those tractors were just a couple of years old. They were grounded up under the dash and would start to rust between the cowl and frame so you lost ground. Run 2.0 guage cables on those and make the ground long enough to reach one of the starter bolts at the bell housing and you won't believe how they'll spin with 6 volts.
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