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Wade C 03-01-2013 13:27:41 199.87.138.245 Report to Moderator	Yeah, having dinked with the carb a bit - basically shy of rebuilding it again... to make sure who ever did it before did it right... (which Id think they did or it wouldnt run so well now when it does start) thats what made me start wondering about the resistor... seeing as it was an issue with cool start issues with both resistors in line... Hopefully I find something... its frustrating dad a little, and of course, that gets passed on to me :? If I find an answer Ill holler for sure. Wade [Reply]   [No Email]
NOXJohn 03-01-2013 14:05:26 184.5.164.213 Report to Moderator	Re: 12v conversion - now hard/no start when cold - ytmag kit in reply to Wade C, 03-01-2013 13:27:41   If you purchased the one wire alternator kit that came with a new 12 volt square front mount coil all that you need is the original ballast resistor. Do not use the other resistor that came in the box. I have purchased two and installed them on my 1949 front mounts. Both tractor will start regardless of how cold it gets. [Reply]  [No Email]
JMOR 03-01-2013 13:51:31 72.181.173.171 Report to Moderator	Re: 12v conversion - now hard/no start when cold - ytmag kit in reply to Wade C, 03-01-2013 13:27:41   Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeOne morning when it is as cold as you want, try bypassing the 12250 resistor during starting. [Reply]  [No Email]
Dell (WA) 03-01-2013 13:46:42 75.172.20.244 Report to Moderator	Re: 12v conversion - now hard/no start when cold - ytmag kit in reply to Wade C, 03-01-2013 13:27:41   Wade.........resistor makes WEAK SPARKIES, which is really the cause of yer original complaint of hard starting. HOWSOMEVERS: the weird 4-nipple frontmount square coil DEMANDS the "infamous ballast resistor". NO ARGUE!!! SUMMARY: 2-resistors inline like flashlite batterys causes weak sparkies. use ONLY the "infamous ballast resistor"; understand??? Dell, yer self-appointed sparkie-meister [Reply]  [No Email]