I just picked up a 51 M and the manifold that is on it looks different than what i have seen before. There are three ribs that run from the intake to the exhaust and I think the number on it is 352437-R2 some of the numbers are hard to read. Does anyone know what this manifold is off of? Is it a propane manifold? Also it has been switched to 12 volts and has a ballast resistor by the coil. The coil that is on it says that it doesnt need a resistor can I remove the resistor or should I leave it on there? Thanks for any replies.
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