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Re: Which is best when changing to 12v?
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Posted by 49 Cubber! on November 20, 2003 at 17:38:13 from (206.74.216.64):
In Reply to: Which is best when changing to 12v? posted by Jim in NC on November 20, 2003 at 16:18:44:
Since i dont have a single John Deere,I dont know what to tell ya,but i can tell ya my Farmalls all have a 12 volt coil,with a built in resistor .None have burned a set of points in the years I have used them,except one,it was at that time a daily worker and had a 12 volt coil without any type of resistor,built in or external,but they still lasted abut 3 months like that. Ihave never seen a resistor to the starter and have all my starters on 12 volt setup and have yet yo replace one,but I have had then rebuilt before I put them to use
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