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Farmall Cub 6 volt jump started with 12 volt
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Posted by Hanbert on September 07, 2005 at 11:24:20 from (152.163.101.13):
Well i finally joined the cub fraternity of owners yesterday. Bought a nice little 48 cub. Bought it on e-bay, at my wifes urging. not very far away, so went to pick it up, and it won't hold an idle and run, probably bad fuel and in need of a carb rebuild. The guy we bought it from decided to hook it up to his 12volt truck and jump it. Guess what! no ignition after that whatsoever. My question is this: Besides the starer switch and starter, possibly the points, what else could have been burnt? He had it running off the jump at one point. Generator, wiring, volt regulator all at risk? He's rebuilding the starter as we speak, just want to make sure we check out all the possibilities. thanks, Pete
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