Posted by mEl on April 06, 2011 at 04:35:19 from (71.245.57.62):
In Reply to: 6 vs 12 volt posted by Buzzman72 on April 06, 2011 at 03:09:45:
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If you are looking at it from a purists viewpoint a conversion would be a travesty but for those who work with their tractors and need reliable starting in the dead of winter and a reliable lighting system and a system with reserve capable of running accesories with heavy amperage draws and turning engines that have been updated with overbore kits it's a no brainer. I have converted many over my years as a professional mechanic and have many satisfied customers. If you choose to keep yours with the old inferior system fine, but please don't look down your nose with disgust at those who those who choose a more modern system. There are many old tractrors still used daily and reliability is paramount. Put an overbore in a M or DC Case and see how long you stay with a 6 volt system, They made kits to change the starters to gear reductions back then to make up for the inadequacies of the 6 volt systems. mEl
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