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Re: My Observation on 6 to 12 Volt Conversions - Rather L...


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Posted by John T on December 17, 2010 at 12:17:51 from (66.244.97.31):

In Reply to: My Observation on 6 to 12 Volt Conversions - Rather Long.. posted by farmallhal on December 17, 2010 at 09:47:12:

A few years back I was asked to give a Seminar at The Gathering of the Green Conference in Moline Illinois which I researched and presented on 6 to 12 Volt Conversions. It was well attended and we had some fun with it even though the Correct Police staged a protest lol

I obviously cant give the 2 hour presentation here, but in a nutshell I offered a suggestion that on the smaller easier to crank tractors if a person used the biggest heaviest highest rated battery that fits in the box and 00 Gauge Battery n Starter n Ground cables with a good well tuned engine (and all godd electrical components) they ought to start and perform just fine in cold weather.

HOWEVER on the bigger harder to crank tractors I cut them more slack.

All one basically has to do on coil ignition systems, if he wants to retain the old coil, is to add a series voltage dropping (12 to 6)external Ballast Resistor,,,,,,,,change light bulbs,,,,,,,Replace (with a 12 volt) or modify the 6 volt genny to charge the 12 volt battery,,,,,,,,deal with polarity issues in cases if an alternator is used.

Finally my advice was its a mans own tractor and his own choice if he wants to convert or not and I was and remain willing to offer advice regardless.

God Bless n Merry Christmas

John T


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